Select List of Publications

A more extensive list of articles published by members of the Centre since its inception in 1989 can be accessed by this link.

Wallace, Lesley, Alexis Antonia and Hugh Craig (forthcoming) What's in a name - was John Curtin 'Vigilant'? Ana;ysing style to determine authorship. submitted to History Australia, September 2007.

Raylor, Timothy and John Burrows, (2007) The Authorship of 'Lady Katherine Howard's Voyage and Enterteynement', English Manuscript Studies. Vol. 16, pp.232-49.

Jordan, Ellen, Hugh Craig and Alexis Antonia, (2006) The Bronte Sisters and the 'Christian Remembrancer: a Pilot Study in the Use of the 'Burrows Method' to Identify the Authorship of unsigned Articles in the Nineteenth Century Periodical Press. Victorian Periodicals Review. Vol. 39, no.1, Spring, pp.21-45.

Burrows, John (2007) All the way through: Testing for Authorship in Difference Strata. Literary and Linguistic Computing. Vol. 22, pp.27-47.

Burrows, John & Anthony Hassall (2006) Sarah and Henry Fielding and the Authorship of The history of Ophelia, Script and Print. Vol. 30, pp.69-102.

Burrows, John (2005) Who wrote Shamela? Verifying the Suthorship of a Parodic Text. Literary and Lingustis Computing, 20, 437-50.

Burrows, John (2005) Jane Austen, invited contribution to (edd) D.A. Cruse, Franz Hundsnurcher, et. al. Lexikologie, Lexicology. Ein internationals Handbuch zur Natur und Strucktur von Worten and Wortschatzen, Berlin, de Gruyter, vol. ii, 1474-7.  

Burrows, John (2005) Andrew Marvell and the 'Painter Satires': A Computational Approach to their Authorship. Modern Language Review; 100, 281-97.

Craig, Hugh (2005) (guest editor) Papers from Computing Arts 2004 @ Newcastle. Literary and Linguistic Computing 20.4.

Craig, Hugh (2004) A Stylistic Analysis and Authorship Studies. A Companion to the Digital Humanities. Edd. Susan Schreibman et al. Blackwell, Oxford, 273-288.
Article can be viewed at: http://etcl.uvic.ca/blackwell/craig.html

Burrows, John (2004) Textual Analysis. A Companion to Digital Humanities. Edd. Susan Schreibman et al. Blackwell, Oxford, 323-47.
Article can be viewed at: http://etcl.uvic.ca/blackwell/burrows.html

Burrows, John (2003) Computational Stylistics: a Sketch of our Present Strengths and Limitations. Computing Arts 2001. Ed.  Creagh Cole, University of Sydney in association with the Australian Academy of the Humanities, Sydney, 169-79.

Burrows, John (2003) Questions of authorship: Attribution and Beyond, the Roberto Busa Award Lecture (2001), Computers and the Humanities 37, 5-32.

Craig, Hugh (2003) A Computation into criticism, 1987-2001. Computing Arts 2001. Ed. Creagh Cole, Australian Academy of the Humanities, Canberra, 123-31.

Burrows, John (2002) "Delta": a Measure of Stylistic Difference and a Guide to Likely Authorship. Literary and Linguistic Computing 17, 267-87.

Craig, Hugh (2002) Common-words frequencies, Shakespeare's style, and the Elegy by W.S.. Early Modern Literary Studies 8. http://purl.oclc.org/emls/08-1/craistyl.htm

Burrows, John (2002) The Englishing of Juvenal: Computational Stylistics and Translated Texts. Style 36, 677-99.

Burrows, John & Craig, H. (2001) Lucy Hutchinson and the Authorship of Two Seventeenth-Century Poems: a Computational Approach. The Seventeenth Century 16, 259-82.

Craig, Hugh (2001) An image of the times: Ben Jonson's revision of "Every Man in his Humour". English Studies 82, 14-33.

Craig, Hugh (2000) Grammatical modality in English plays from the 1580s to the 1640s. English Literary Renaissance 30, 32-54.

Craig, Hugh (2000) Is the author really dead? An empirical study of the authorship in English Renaissance drama. Empirical Studies in the Arts. 18.2, 119-34.

Craig, Hugh (1999) Jonsonian chronology and the styles of "A Tale of a Tub". Presenting Ben Jonson: Text, History, Performance. Ed. Martin Butler, Macmillan, Houndmills, Basingstoke. 210-32.

Craig, Hugh (1999) Authorial attribution and computational stylistics: if you can tell authors apart, have you learned anything about them? Literary and Linguistic Computing. 14, 103-13.

Craig, Hugh (1999) Contrast and change in the idiolects of Ben Jonson characters. Computers and the Humanities. 33, 221-40.

Craig, Hugh (1999) The weight of numbers: common words and Jonson's dramatic style. Ben Jonson Journal. 6, 243-59.

McKenna, Wayne, Burrows, J. & Antonia, A.  (1999) Beckett's "Molloy": Computational Stylistics and the Meaning of Translation. Variété: Perspectives in French Literature, Society and Culture. Studies in Honour of Kenneth Raymond Dutton. Ed. Marie Ramsland. Peter Lang, Frankfurt, 79-92.

McKenna, Wayne, Burrows, J. & Antonia, A.  (1999) Beckett's Trilogy: Computational Stylistics and the Nature of Translation. RISSH. 35, 151-71.

Burrows, John & Love, H. (1999) Did Aphra Behn write "Caesar's Ghost"? The Culture of the Book: Essays presented to Wallace Kirsop. Bibliographical Society of Australia and New Zealand, Melbourne, 148-72.

Burrows, John (1999) A Computational Approach to the Rochester Canon: an Appendix. The Complete Works of John Wilmot, Earl of Rochester. Ed. Harold Love. Clarendon, Oxford, 681-95.

Burrows, John & Love, H. (1999) Attribution Tests and the Editing of Seventeenth-century Poetry. Yearbook of English Studies.29, 151-75.

Burrows, John (1999) Computers and the Idea of Authorship. Reprinted by invitation in Fotis Jannidis. Rückkehr des Autors. Zur Erneuerung eines umstrittenen Begriffs. Edd. Gerhard Lauer, et al. Niemeyer Verlag, Tübingen, 133-44.

Burrows, John & Love, H. (1998) The Role of Stylistics in Attribution: Thomas Shadwell and "The Giants' War". Eighteenth-Century Life. 22, 18-30.

Sussex, Lucy & Burrows, J. (1997) Whodunit? Literary Forensics and the Crime Writing of James Skipp Borlase and Mary Fortune. Bulletin of the Bibliographical Society of Australiaand New Zealand. xxi, 73-106.

Burrows, John (1997) Style. The CambridgeCompanion to Jane Austen. Edd. Edward Copeland and Juliet McMaster, University Press, Cambridge, 189-210.

Burrows, John (1996) A Strange and Self-Abuse? The Authorship of "A Panyegyric on the Reverend Dean Swift", Imperfect Apprehensions: Essays in Honour of G.A. Wilkes. Ed. Geoffrey Little, Challis Press, Sydney, 115-32.

Burrows, John (1996) Numbering the Streaks of the Tulip? Reflections on a Challenge to the Use of Statistical Methods in Computational Stylistics. Computers in the Humanities Working Papers.http://www.chass.utoronto.ca:8080/epc/chwp/burrows/

Burrows, John (1996) Tiptoeing into the Infinite: Testing for Evidence of National Differences in the Language of English Narrative. Research in Humanities Computing '92. Edd. Susan Hockey and Nancy Ide. Clarendon, Oxford, 1-33.

Burrows, John (1995) Computers and the Idea of Authorship. The Humanities and a Creative Nation: Jubilee Essays. Ed. Deryck Schreuder, Australian Academy of the Humanities, Canberra, 89-108.

Burrows, John , Antonia, A. & Burnard, L. (compilers) (1992) The Complete Works of Jane Austen, Electronic Edition, OxfordElectronic Text Library. Clarendon Press, Oxford.

Burrows, John & Hassall, A.J. (1988) "Anna Boleyn" and the Authenticity of Fielding's Feminine Narratives. Eighteenth-Century Studies, xxi, 427-53.

Burrows, John (1987) Computation into Criticism: A Study of Jane Austen's Novels and an Experiment in Method, Clarendon Press, Oxford.