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• @article{ZNM2015,
  	vgclass =	{refpap},
  	author =	{Tomas Zahora and Dmitri Nikulin and Mews, Constant J. and  David Squire},
  	title =	{Deconstructing Bricolage: Interactive Online Analysis of
  	Compiled Texts with {F}actotum},
  	journal =	{Digital Humanities Quarterly},
  	volume =	{9},
  	number =	{1},
  	year =	{2015},
  	url =	{http://www.digitalhumanities.org/dhq/vol/9/1/000203/000203.html},
  	abstract =	{Textual bricolage, the unacknowledged re-use of chunks of
  	existing texts within a new composition, spans the liminal space
  	between authorized, publicly shared, and de-authorized texts. While it
  	can result in unique literary juxtapositions, bricolage also challenges
  	the boundaries of authorial ownership. Understanding the methods and
  	responses to textual bricolage reflects how a culture engages with
  	textuality. Yet such study is often hindered by the sheer extent of
  	compared texts. In this article we explore the potential of using
  	Factotum, text similarity recognition software with visual interface,
  	for analysing textual bricolage. Using examples from medieval and
  	recent texts, we discuss different compilation techniques as well as
  	the interaction between the notions of authorship, plagiarism and
  	intertextuality.},
  }