METHODOLOGICAL FUTURES: LINKING THE COGNITIVE STYLISTICS
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.47390/SPR1342V4SI4Y2024N33Keywords:
cognitive stylistics, literary analysis, cognitive processes, experimental methods, eye-tracking, neuroimaging, artificial intelligence, methodological advancements, literary studies, cognitive science.Abstract
The article “Methodological futures: linking the cognitive stylistics” delves into the evolving landscape of cognitive stylistics, an interdisciplinary field blending cognitive science and literary analysis. It discusses the methodological advancements and future directions in this domain. Key themes include the integration of neurocognitive approaches to understand literary experience and the application of computational tools for stylistic analysis. The author emphasizes the importance of empirical methods, such as eye-tracking and neuroimaging, to investigate reader responses and cognitive processes during literary engagement. The article also highlights the potential of artificial intelligence and machine learning in enhancing stylistic studies, providing deeper insights into textual features and reader interaction. By bridging cognitive theories with advanced analytical techniques, the article posits that future research can significantly advance our understanding of how literature influences cognition, offering novel perspectives on both literary theory and cognitive science.
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