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 STS Datasets for English literary texts
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-Rating criteria
-5: Critics mentioned and strongly influenced - citation
-4: Critics mentioned and moderately influenced – source, borrowing, repeating the same theme, self-citation, precedent example
-3: Critics mentioned and somewhat influenced – association, source
-2: Influence mentioned but not admitted – source text A and influenced text B but different lines critic mentioned – e.g. Kubla Khan’s text but in different lines and Paradise Lost
-1: Influence may not exist – Influence not mentioned, but the same or similar taste author’s texts – e.g. Coleridge and Wordsworth
-0: No influence – not mentioned.
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-5:該当箇所の指摘（注）があり、つよい影響が認められる
-4:該当箇所の指摘（注）があり、中程度に影響があると認められる
-3:該当箇所の指摘（注）があり、少し影響があると認められる
-2:影響があるが認められない - 作品自体は影響あると指摘のある詩作品であるが、その影響は別の箇所である
-1:影響はないかもしれない - 影響があるとの指摘はないが、同じまたは同種の著者の作品である。コールリッジとワーズワスなど
-0:影響はない - 指摘もない
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-Human Criteria: Poetry of Influence
-Category(Similar topics)	“Kubla Khan”	Paradise Lost, Book 4
-a.	A decree by God or kings	1-2	214-215
-b.	A river under the ground	3-5, 27-28	223-225, 231-232
-c.	Fertile ground	6-7	216-217
-d.	A Garden, flowers, trees, and rills	8-11, 41	218-222, 229-231, 237-241, 246-251, 252-260, 260-263, 281-283
-e.	A spring which spouts out the water	19-20, 23-24	225-229
-f.	A Meandering rill among woods	25-26	233-235, 237-241, 260-263
-g.	A place name of Far East	39-41	211-214, 275-283
-h.	A paradise (physical)	41, 53-54	205-209, 237-241, 242-246, 246-251, 252-260, 260-263, 264-266, 208-266, 281-283
-i.	A girdled place	6-7	284-285
-j.	Contrast between light and shade, domestic and savage	36, 47	244-246
-k.	A Character 	16	
-l.	A Paradise (spiritual)		
-m.	Vast distance in time and space		
-n.	Experience between us and innocent state		
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+<BR>Rating criteria
+<BR>5: Critics mentioned and strongly influenced - citation
+<BR>4: Critics mentioned and moderately influenced – source, borrowing, repeating the same theme, self-citation, precedent example
+<BR>3: Critics mentioned and somewhat influenced – association, source
+<BR>2: Influence mentioned but not admitted – source text A and influenced text B but different lines critic mentioned – e.g. Kubla Khan’s text but in different lines and Paradise Lost
+<BR>1: Influence may not exist – Influence not mentioned, but the same or similar taste author’s texts – e.g. Coleridge and Wordsworth
+<BR>0: No influence – not mentioned.
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+<BR>5:該当箇所の指摘（注）があり、つよい影響が認められる
+<BR>4:該当箇所の指摘（注）があり、中程度に影響があると認められる
+<BR>3:該当箇所の指摘（注）があり、少し影響があると認められる
+<BR>2:影響があるが認められない - 作品自体は影響あると指摘のある詩作品であるが、その影響は別の箇所である
+<BR>1:影響はないかもしれない - 影響があるとの指摘はないが、同じまたは同種の著者の作品である。コールリッジとワーズワスなど
+<BR>0:影響はない - 指摘もない
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+<table><title>Human Criteria: Poetry of Influence</title>
+<tr><th>Category(Similar topics)	</th>
+<th>“Kubla Khan”	</th>
+<th>Paradise Lost, Book 4</th></tr>
+<tr><td>a.	A decree by God or kings</td>	<td>1-2	</td>	<td>214-215</td></tr>
+<tr><td>b.	A river under the ground</td>	<td>3-5, 27-28</td>	<td>223-225, 231-232</td></tr>
+<tr><td>c.	Fertile ground</td>	<td>6-7</td>	<td>216-217</td></tr>
+<tr><td>d.	A Garden, flowers, trees, and rills</td>	<td>8-11, 41</td>	<td>218-222, 229-231, 237-241, 246-251, 252-260, 260-263, 281-283</td></tr>
+<tr><td>e.	A spring which spouts out the water</td>	<td>19-20, 23-24</td>	<td>225-229</td></tr>
+<tr><td>f.	A Meandering rill among woods</td>	<td>25-26</td>	<td>233-235, 237-241, 260-263</td></tr>
+<tr><td>g.	A place name of Far East</td>	<td>39-41</td>	<td>211-214, 275-283</td></tr>
+<tr><td>h.	A paradise (physical)</td>	<td>41, 53-54</td>	<td>205-209, 237-241, 242-246, 246-251, 252-260, 260-263, 264-266, 208-266, 281-283</td></tr>
+<tr><td>i.	A girdled place</td>	<td>6-7</td>	<td>284-285</td></tr>
+<tr><td>j.	Contrast between light and shade, domestic and savage</td>	<td>36, 47</td>	<td>244-246</td></tr>
+<tr><td>k.	A Character </td>	<td>16</td>	</tr>
+<tr><td>l.	A Paradise (spiritual)	</td>	</tr>
+<tr><td>m.	Vast distance in time and space	</td>	</tr>
+<tr><td>n.	Experience between us and innocent state	</td>	</tr>