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From Stylistic Intuition to Formal Diagnostic Protocols: Reproducible Modelling of Scholarly Judgment in Digital Text Analysis

2026-07-06

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Digital humanities has become increasingly capable of scaling textual analysis, yet the interpretive labour that sustains its claims often remains obscured behind visualisations, classifiers, and annotation layers. This study responds to that methodological tension by introducing a Stylistic Diagnostic Protocol for Ḥadīth that treats stylistic judgment as an explicit object of method rather than an implicit backgr...

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b37a21cc-88f9-5cdd-a8be-974db00ac744
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10.20944/preprints202607.0254.v1
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