playDates: Estimated Dates for Specified Plays
In johnmchambers/shakespeare: Tools for XML-based Analysis of Shakespeare's Plays
Description
Usage
Arguments
Details
Value
Description
The vector text specifies one or more plays; used internally these will be the keys identifying the
various plays. Otherwise they should match the title of the desired play, as for findPlay().
Usage
1
Arguments
text
character vector. Either the key(s) for the plays or some text that uniquely matches the corresponding title. Call
playTitles() to see the table of keys and titles.
Details
The dates are taken from those given on opensourceshakespeare.org. The actual dates of first performance of the plays
is not always known, and some are debated.
Our philosophy is just to regard these as useful calibration when looking for style changes or other
indicators of the changing environment in which the plays appeared.
Value
the years as a character vector.
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value
Description
The vector text specifies one or more plays; used internally these will be the keys identifying the
various plays. Otherwise they should match the title of the desired play, as for findPlay().
Usage
1 |
Arguments
text |
character vector. Either the key(s) for the plays or some text that uniquely matches the corresponding title. Call
|
Details
The dates are taken from those given on opensourceshakespeare.org. The actual dates of first performance of the plays is not always known, and some are debated. Our philosophy is just to regard these as useful calibration when looking for style changes or other indicators of the changing environment in which the plays appeared.
Value
the years as a character vector.
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