Do you mean that plot patterns should be mapped digitally? I remember a book identification service a while back which searched for similar books. It was called BookLamp (there was also something called "the book genome project"), as I recall, and their technology was sold and integrated elsewhere. If you knew a book you liked, it would suggest many similar books. If I today use a google n-gram I can already trace individual words across the years, measure their popularity etc. In the past, Ian Watt and other speculated about the rise of the novel. What was the first novel, and when was it published. But the impact of the texts, whether they indeed became influential, were more difficult ascertain because that required an overview of the text corpus that has only been available in recent years through large online text archives like google books, gutenberg etc. (Alvar Ellegård actually tried this in Darwin and the general reader in the fifties, without databases or PCs) A few year back I came across an unknown female pioneer of hard boiled writing, Margie Harris. Her identity is unknown. It then occurred to me that linguistic fingerprinting could now allow a researcher to scan databases like the newspaper archive Chronicling America at the Library of Congress, and she might actually be identified through her journalistic writing. It is assumed that this was her profession. I expect that you have already seen the work of Mathew Jockers? (He did not do what I have suggested. No one has so far. But he is well known.) The methods I suggested, linguistic fingerprinting, might even be set up as a permanent search option in large online text databases, almost automating the process of authorship identification, and perhaps also impact measurement. I do not think that we very soon will be able to mass produce computerized novels. Not in my lifetime. I visited a site that presented computer-generated lifestyle advice. It was very funny. In a novel, a long story, this would become even more apparent. The computer generated stories will vary between pure plagiarism and the absurd, and only a human will know which is which.

Digital education is at the forefront of many subjects and the colleges and schools i work in have the IT software. We need to move forward more and adapt to the needs of learners

Digital education is at the forefront of many subjects and the colleges and schools i work in have the IT software. We need to move forward more and adapt to the needs of learners

Digital education is at the forefront of many subjects and the colleges and schools i work in have the IT software. We need to move forward more and adapt to the needs of learners. If you we will go back to draconian teaching and learning.

Digital education is at the forefront of many subjects and the colleges and schools i work in have the IT software. We need to move forward more and adapt to the needs of learners. If you we will go back to draconian teaching and learning. There is so much information on humanities especially history ad history is his-story.

Digital education is at the forefront of many subjects and the colleges and schools i work in have the IT software. We need to move forward more and adapt to the needs of learners. If you we will go back to draconian teaching and learning. There is so much information on humanities especially history ad history is his-story.

https://liu.english.ucsb.edu/where-is-cultural-criticism-in-the-digital-humanities/

Is the totem still alive for you, or at least some of its manifestations, despite the development of an individual's life in all scientific fields that make him not believe or not recognize the law with such practices that go back thousands of years?

I may be mistaken in my previous answer. I said we will not see novels produced by AI in my lifetime. Unfortunately , some progress has been made and the newspapers now say teachers worry about exam cheating in essays.