1.1 Claims about specific situations (1) Claire has the three of clubs. Barwise & Etchemendy (1987:122), cited by Kratzer (2009): We might imagine, for example, that there are two card games going on, one across town from the other: Max is playing cards with Emily and Sophie, and Claire is playing cards with Dana. Suppose someone watching the former game mistakes Emily for Claire, and claims th...

word count: 214 Manuscript word count: 3,536 Tables: 4 Figures: 1 Supplementary Appendix: 1 AUTHORS NAMES: Emily A. Burger Mari Nygård Dorte Gyrd-Hansen Tron Anders Moger Ivar Sonbo Kristiansen AUTHOR AFFILIATIONS AND ADDRESS: University of Oslo Department of Health Management and Health Economics Oslo, Norway Cancer Registry of Norway Oslo, Norway University of Queensland Australian Centre for...

Information visualization has not been very successful in pervading areas of literary and scholarly enquiry, such as the analysis of relatively unstructured human-generated text like poetry. The work presented here proposes the use of visualization tools for such scholarly analysis and details the operation of a tool developed for this purpose.