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Researcher

Jeroen De Gussem

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15 Results

2025

Brieven : een selectie

Hildegard van BingenJef EctorJeroen De Gussem

2024

Goscelin of St-Bertin and the authorship of the Vita and Inventio Amelbergae (c. 1058–73) : a stylometric re-investigation

Jeroen De Gussem

Bookchapter in The literature and history of Anglo-Dutch relations, medieval to modern

Jennifer Bain (ed.), The Cambridge companion to Hildegard of Bingen

Jeroen De Gussem

2022

Computational stylistics and medieval texts

Jeroen De Gussem

Bookchapter in Routledge resources online : medieval studies

Monachus ac Sacerdos Peregrinus : a stylometric and contextual re-investigation of the work of Theoderic of Fleury/Trier/Amorbach (fl. 970s-1020s)

Steven VanderputtenJeroen De Gussem

A2 Journal Article in REVUE MABILLON

Stylometry and the oeuvre and itinerary of Goscelin of Saint-Bertin

Jeroen De Gussem

2021

Larger than life? A stylometric analysis of the multi-authored 'Vita' of Hildegard of Bingen

Jeroen De Gussem

A2 Journal Article in INTERFACES (MILANO)

Medieval authorship and canonicity in the digital age : an introduction

Jeroen DeploigeJeroen De Gussem

A2 Journal Article in INTERFACES (MILANO)

2019

Collaborative authorship in twelfth-century Latin literature : a stylometric approach to gender, synergy and authority

Jeroen De GussemJeroen DeploigeWim VerbaalMike Kestemont

Language and thought in Hildegard of Bingen’s visionary trilogy : close and distant readings of a thinker’s development

Jeroen De GussemDinah Wouters

A1 Journal Article in PARERGON

2017

A stylometric study of Nicholas of Montiéramey’s authorship in Bernard of Clairvaux’s Sermones de diversis

Jeroen De Gussem

Assessing the stylistic properties of neurally generated text in authorship attribution

Enrique ManjavacasJeroen De GussemWalter DaelemansMike Kestemont

Bernard of Clairvaux and Nicholas of Montiéramey : tracing the secretarial trail with computational stylistics

Jeroen De Gussem

A1 Journal Article in SPECULUM-A JOURNAL OF MEDIEVAL STUDIES

Integrated sequence tagging for medieval Latin using deep representation learning

Mike KestemontJeroen De Gussem

A2 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF DATA MINING AND DIGITAL HUMANITIES

2016

Animal imagery in statius' Thebaid: a common place for man and woman

Jeroen De Gussem

A1 Journal Article in QUADERNI URBINATI DI CULTURA CLASSICA