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Retrieving Biblical Intertextual References in Karen Blixen's Seven Gothic Tales
Identifying intertextual references is central to literary scholarship, but computationally difficult when source material is transformed through paraphrase, allusion, historical language, and translation. We investigate this problem through biblical intertextuality in Karen Blixen's Seven Gothic Ta
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