Dazai Osamu’s “Run, Melos!” (speech statistics and appellation transitions)
- Text
- Named entities
- Speech & appellations
Aozora Bunko TEI edition of Dazai Osamu’s “Run, Melos!”. Aggregates speaker turn counts, character counts, speaker-to-addressee pairs, and how appellations for each character shift across the narrative, jumping directly to matching passages in the text.
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