Relating social and symbolic relations in quantitative text analysis. A study of parliamentary discourse in the Weimar Republic

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@till_hilmar @GorskiPhilip @MartinEjnar @DebusMarc Our own research on word usage in speeches and on interaction in the Weimar parliament finds a similar two-dimensional pattern - Nazis and Communists relatively united in their opposition to the Republic a

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Similar results with text-as-data (speeches): https://t.co/9x93g4Dz8w

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RT @FuhseJan: 1/3: Happy to share our article finally officially out: Relating Social and Symbolic Relations in Quantitative Text Analysis:…

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RT @FuhseJan: 1/3: Happy to share our article finally officially out: Relating Social and Symbolic Relations in Quantitative Text Analysis:…

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