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@@ -39,9 +39,9 @@ The huge orthographic variety of Alsatian presents specific challenges for Natur
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=== Publications and contributions to conferences
* Pablo Ruiz, Delphine Bernhard, Andrew Briand, Carole Werner. (Accepted). Computational drama analysis from almost zero electronic text: The case of Alsatian theater. Accepted at _Workshop on Computational Drama Analysis_, Cologne, September 2022
* Pablo Ruiz, Delphine Bernhard, Andrew Briand, Carole Werner. (2022). Computational drama analysis from almost zero electronic text: The case of Alsatian theater. link:https://quadrama.github.io/blog/2022/03/14/comp-drama-analysis-workshop[_Workshop on Computational Drama Analysis_^], Cologne, September 2022
* Pablo Ruiz, Helena Bermúdez. (Accepted). Feature structures for character social variable annotation and an application to Alsatian theater. Poster accepted at _TEI 2022 - Text Encoding Initiative Conference_ (Virtual poster session). September 2022. Newcastle, United Kingdom. link:https://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/hal-03762679[⟨hal-036762679⟩^]
* Pablo Ruiz, Helena Bermúdez. (2022). Feature structures for character social variable annotation and an application to Alsatian theater. Poster accepted at _TEI 2022 - Text Encoding Initiative Conference_ (Virtual poster session). September 2022. Newcastle, United Kingdom. link:https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7110069[⟨10.5281/zenodo.7110069⟩^] ⟨hal-036762679⟩
* Delphine Bernhard, Pablo Ruiz. (2022). ELAL: An emotion lexicon for the analysis of Alsatian theatre plays. _LREC 2022_, _Language Resources and Evaluation Conference_. link:https://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/hal-03655148[⟨hal-03655148⟩^]
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=== Publications et communications
* Pablo Ruiz, Delphine Bernhard, Andrew Briand, Carole Werner. (Accepté). Computational drama analysis from almost zero electronic text: The case of Alsatian theater. Accepté à _Workshop on Computational Drama Analysis_, Cologne, septembre 2022
* Pablo Ruiz, Delphine Bernhard, Andrew Briand, Carole Werner. (2022). Computational drama analysis from almost zero electronic text: The case of Alsatian theater. link:https://quadrama.github.io/blog/2022/03/14/comp-drama-analysis-workshop[_Workshop on Computational Drama Analysis_^], Cologne, septembre 2022
* Pablo Ruiz, Helena Bermúdez. (Accepté). Feature structures for character social variable annotation and an application to Alsatian theater. Poster accepté à _TEI 2022 - Text Encoding Initiative Conference_ (Session posters virtuels). Septembre 2022. Newcastle, Royaume Uni. link:https://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/hal-03762679[⟨hal-036762679⟩^]
* Pablo Ruiz, Helena Bermúdez. (2022). Feature structures for character social variable annotation and an application to Alsatian theater. Poster accepté à _TEI 2022 - Text Encoding Initiative Conference_ (Session posters virtuels). Septembre 2022. Newcastle, Royaume Uni. link:https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7110069[⟨10.5281/zenodo.7110069⟩^] ⟨hal-036762679⟩
* Delphine Bernhard, Pablo Ruiz. (2022). ELAL: An emotion lexicon for the analysis of Alsatian theatre plays. _LREC 2022_, _Language Resources and Evaluation Conference_. link:https://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/hal-03655148[⟨hal-03655148⟩^]
