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We see mostly positive, happy words about hope, friendship, and love here. We also see some words that may not be used joyfully by Austen ("found", "present"); we will discuss this in more detail in Section @ref(@most-positive-negative).
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We see mostly positive, happy words about hope, friendship, and love here. We also see some words that may not be used joyfully by Austen ("found", "present"); we will discuss this in more detail in Section \@ref(@most-positive-negative).
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We can also examine how sentiment changes throughout each novel. We can do this with just a handful of lines that are mostly dplyr functions. First, we find a sentiment score for each word using the Bing lexicon and `inner_join()`.
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