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        <title>Visualization of Categorization: How to See the Wood and the Trees</title>
        <author>Ophir Münz-Manor</author>
        <author>Itay Marienberg-Milikowsky</author>
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          <title>Visualization of Categorization: How to See the Wood and the Trees</title>
          <date>2023</date>
          <publisher>Digital Humanities Quarterly 17(3)</publisher>
          
          
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        <note>what this limits: the figurative-density figure as the genre&#x27;s figurative character: the paper holds the qualitative reading equally valid</note>
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        <label>The price of a category system is named as an effect on the annotator, not on the data: students become addicted to it and are described as ending in a different intellectual position from the one they started in.</label>
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        <note>what this limits: the qualitative characterisation of a genre&#x27;s figurative language: the paper reports its own earlier published assertion about the Hosha&#x27;not as incorrect once the density was counted</note>
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        <label>The reason the human reading was wrong is named, and it is not carelessness: the words are figurative but the poem does not sound figurative, so impression and count come apart.</label>
        <note>what this limits: figurative density as a proxy for how figurative a text reads: the paper states the same poem can be high in figurative words and low in figurative effect, and explains why</note>
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        <label>the price of a category system - not inaccuracy but ATTRACTION: solidity, precision and caution are named as what makes it seductive, and the seduction is the cost</label>
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        <label>figurative density - the aesthetic impression of figurativeness, which the paper states can be LOW in the same poem whose counted density is high</label>
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        <note>differs in: WHETHER GOING COMPUTATIONAL BUYS OBJECTIVITY. The move is described as widely PERCEIVED as &#x27;a move in the direction of objectivity, scientification, and the like&#x27;, and then: &#x27;However, as we shall see, and as other scholars have already argued, the picture is more complex, since, even in such a case, this move has a price&#x27;. The borrowed claim is that a method change costs something rather than only adding rigour</note>
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        <note>differs in: WHICH COMPUTATIONAL PRACTICE THE ARGUMENT IS PAIRED WITH. The agreement is stated first - &#x27;Our approach here is NOT VERY DIFFERENT FROM PIPER&#x27;S&#x27; - and the difference is the instrument: projects relying on &#x27;the systematic annotation of texts, rather than on machine learning algorithms, which - despite being based on pre-existing annotated texts - emphasize the distance from the text itself&#x27;. Same argument, different tooling, and the reason given is proximity to the text</note>
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        <label>extends → Marienberg-Milikowsky et al. (2022)</label>
        <note>differs in: WHAT TO DO WITH DISAGREEMENT BETWEEN ANNOTATORS. The prior work argued variation is the driving force of interpretation; this paper turns that into a tool behaviour: &#x27;Instead of collapsing the variation into a gold or a silver standard, ViS-À-ViS advocates for the visualization of multiplicity ... instead of providing an answer concerning the &quot;correct&quot; annotation, it RAISES A QUESTION about it&#x27;. Inter-annotator disagreement stops being noise to be resolved and becomes the displayed result</note>
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        <note>strength of the relation: 1</note>
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        <term>visualization of multiplicity</term>
        <note>strength of the relation: 1</note>
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        <note>strength of the relation: 1
Audit 2026-09-28: DOUBTFUL - read against its full span and kept, but endpoint by anaphora: &#x27;This reality&#x27; = CATMA&#x27;s basic visualisation capabilities (previous sentence).</note>
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        <note>differs in: THE AXIS IS WHETHER THE TEXT IS ACTUALLY READ. &#x27;unlike close reading, where the scholar actually reads the text closely, distant reading - regardless of its specific history - is BETTER UNDERSTOOD AS A METAPHOR.&#x27; The contrast is not two techniques on a scale of distance; one names an activity and the other is said to name none. · strength of the relation: 1</note>
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        <label>Categorisation and visualisation form a hermeneutic circle: each changes the other.</label>
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        <label>The initial scheme was flat: four devices with no hierarchy between them.</label>
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        <label>25% — figurative density of the Hosha&#x27;not genre: one word in four</label>
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      grounding status remain. The article itself is at .</note></p>
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