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## Close/Machine-Reading Two Versions of Andy Weir's _The Martian_
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<small>[<NAME>](http://www.bbk.ac.uk/arts/research/research-students/english-and-humanities/erik-ketzan) (Birkbeck, London) &nbsp; · &nbsp; [<NAME>](http://www.christof-schoech.de/en) (Würzburg Univ.)</small>
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<small>Session _Machine Reading/Narrative Machines_<br/><br/>ACLA Conference, Utrecht, The Netherlands, 6.-9.7.2017</small>


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# Overview
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* [Introduction](#/2)
* [Methods and Results](#/3)
* [Conclusion](#/4)


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# Introduction


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## 
<img src="img/martian1.jpg" height="400px"/>
* self-published online in 2011 (=Martian1)
* published with Crown Publishing in 2014 (=Martian2)


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## Aims
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* to identify what changed between the two variants of The Martian
* hypothesis: novel becomes more "mainstream", i.e. socialised, domesticated, appealing to a general audience.
* to propose a methodology for comparing self-published and later-edited novels
* to bring a critical perspective to the strengths and weaknesses of a variety of qualitative and technical methods

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## Close/Machine-Reading Two Versions of Andy Weir's _The Martian_
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<small>[<NAME>](http://www.bbk.ac.uk/arts/research/research-students/english-and-humanities/erik-ketzan) (Birkbeck, London) &nbsp; · &nbsp; [<NAME>](http://www.christof-schoech.de/en) (Würzburg Univ.)</small>
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<small>Session _Machine Reading/Narrative Machines_<br/><br/>ACLA Conference, Utrecht, The Netherlands, 6.-9.7.2017</small>


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# Overview
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* [Introduction](#/2)
* [Methods and Results](#/3)
* [Conclusion](#/4)


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# Introduction


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## 
<img src="img/martian1.jpg" height="400px"/>
* self-published online in 2011 (=Martian1)
* published with Crown Publishing in 2014 (=Martian2)


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## Aims
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* to identify what changed between the two variants of The Martian
* to propose a methodology for comparing self-published and later-edited novels
* to bring a critical perspective to the strengths and weaknesses of a variety of qualitative and technical methods

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## Hypothesis
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* The novel becomes more "mainstream", i.e. socialised, domesticated, appealing to a general audience.
* See Archers and Jockers on aspects overrepresented in bestsellers: 
	* scenes of human interaction and relationships
	* low amount of offensive content
	* highs and lows of sentiment 
 

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