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- Cover Page
- Colophon
- TOCs
- Front
- Chapters
- PART I
- Parliamentary data in Social Sciences and Humanities research
- Working with Parliamentary Corpora: Transcripts, Proceedings, and Comparative Insights
- The ParlaMint project
- The ParlaMint corpora
- Data access
- Corpus provenance, structure and annotations
- Provenance information
- Structural markup
- Structural elements and tokenisation
- Linguistic annotation
- Linguistic elements and lemmatisation
- Lowercase version
- Grammatical annotations
- Metadata
- Overview of metadata in noSketch Engine
- Sociodemographic and temporal information
- Political organisation metadata
- Integrated subcorpora
- Topic information
- Sentiment information
- Transcriber notes
- Named entities
- Semantic annotation
- Some considerations
- PART II
- Getting ready
- Showcase I: the gendered dimension of topic distribution
- Research aim & questions
- Research data
- Research techniques
- Research procedure
- Showcase II: sentiment analysis in parliamentary discourse
- Research aim & questions
- Research data
- Research techniques
- Research procedure
- Step I: composing simple and CQL search queries
- Step II: retrieving sentiment frequency and density
- Step III: calculating ratio of relative frequencies as an indicator of political polarisation in the UK parliament
- Step IV: reading raw sentiment scores and concordance lines
- Step V: extracting collocates
- Step VI: comparing keywords to capture sentiment differences
- PART I
- Bibliography
- Appendices
Kristina Pahor de Maiti Tekavčič
Anna Kryvenko
