简介
The need to attribute disputed utterance constantly arises, sometimes as a matter of legal urgency (contested 'confessions' or other documents), sometimes as the focus of fierce scholarly debate (was that new story just discovered really by D.H. Lawrence? QSUM finds not), sometimes as a popular diversion (whose words were on the 'Royal Tapes'?) It is in such situations that a scientific method of attribution - one which is objective - becomes desirable. The cumulative sum technique for authorship attribution (Cusum or QSUM, as the analytic procedure is now known) is just such a method. Invented in 1988 by Andre Q. Morton, long recognised as the foremost authority on the subject, QSUM is fully explained with copious illustrations. The technique works cross time and genre, and has already been used to solve several attribution problems. It has obvious uses in legal work, past and present (did Derek Bentley really make that confession? - again, QSUM finds not).
目录
Preface
Acknowledgments
Part I
Introduction and history: the method of cusum analysis and a test case
Chapter 1
Introduction
Chapter 2
The Method
Chapter 3
A Test Case for the Attribution of Authorship
Part II
Literary and linguistic attributions: the range of QSUM
Chapter 4
Fingerprinting Authors
Chapter 5
Henry Fielding as Translator
Chapter 6
QSUM and Young Language
Chapter 7
Literary Attributions: Varieties and Forms
Part III
Forensic applications: preparing a legal report; attributing non-standard English; the critics answered
Chapter 8
Legal Applications Michael Farringdon
Chapter 9
Non-Standard English and the Courts: Linguistic/Social
Background
A Case History M. David Baker
Chapter 10
The Critics Answered
Part IV
A detailed account of the development of the cusum technique
Chapter 11
The Question of Authorship A. Q. Morton
Notes
Select Bibliography
Index
Acknowledgments
Part I
Introduction and history: the method of cusum analysis and a test case
Chapter 1
Introduction
Chapter 2
The Method
Chapter 3
A Test Case for the Attribution of Authorship
Part II
Literary and linguistic attributions: the range of QSUM
Chapter 4
Fingerprinting Authors
Chapter 5
Henry Fielding as Translator
Chapter 6
QSUM and Young Language
Chapter 7
Literary Attributions: Varieties and Forms
Part III
Forensic applications: preparing a legal report; attributing non-standard English; the critics answered
Chapter 8
Legal Applications Michael Farringdon
Chapter 9
Non-Standard English and the Courts: Linguistic/Social
Background
A Case History M. David Baker
Chapter 10
The Critics Answered
Part IV
A detailed account of the development of the cusum technique
Chapter 11
The Question of Authorship A. Q. Morton
Notes
Select Bibliography
Index
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