The article presents two literary works, "Reitergeschichte," by Hofmannsthal and "Ein Landarzt," by Kafka. This paper presents a comparative analysis of the two literatures. It features the similarities of technique and also the in content, there are certain similarities that merit academic exercise. The similarities in the two works of literature mentioned befits a comparative stylistic and technical analysis. There are also dissimilarities and contrasts discussed in content and the plot of the two stories.
Tins paper describes several problems that have appeared as a computer system of content analysis has been used in research on social interaction. In addition, prospective contributions of such computer systems are also indicated in the hope that evaluations of the method will include the consideration of both issues. The particular system called The General Inquirer was developed by Stone and his associates at Harvard and is undoubtedly the most sophisticated computer system of content analysis and information retrieval presently available. A description of the essential features of this system will first be presented. Then some results of its application to a particular set of data will be described in order to illustrate the kinds of problems that emerge in the use of the system. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]