Quantitative literary study: A modest manifesto and testing the hypotheses of feminist fairy tale studies

Literary Animal: Evolution and the Nature of Narrative

Volumn , Issue , 2005, Pages 199-224

  Gottschall, Jonathan ^a  

^a BINGHAMTON UNIVERSITY   (United States)

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2. Graunt 1662, 1, 2, iv.
3. Graunt 1662, see index for full list.
4. Graunt 1662, 2.
5. Stigler 1986, 67;
6. see also Stigler 1999;
7. Porter 1986;
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14. Kenny 1986, 116.
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43. Popper 1959.
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45. For overviews of content analysis methodology see Krippendorff 1980;
46. Neuendorf 2002;
47. Popping 2000;
48. Weber 1990;
49. West 2001.
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51. Gottschall, Callanan, Casamento, et al. 2004.
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55. Yolen 2000.
56. J. Campbell 1968;
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61. Gottschall, Callanan, Casamento, et al. 2004.
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63. see also Orenstein 2002, 10;
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70. Thompson 1932-36, 1946;
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72. Discussion of some of these trends is featured in Gottschall, Berkey, Drown, et al., 2004;
73. Gottschall, Martin, Rea, and Quish 2004;
74. Gottschall, Allison, DeRosa, and Klockeman 2004.
75. Fisher 1999;
76. Halpern 2000;
77. Hrdy1999;
78. Kimura 1999;
79. Mealey 2000.
80. Midgely 1992.
81. See Barkow, Cosmides, and Tooby 1992;
82. Pinker 2002;
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84. See Crews 1997, 1999.