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Code and data for

Acton, Eric K. and Christopher Potts. 2013. That straight talk: 
Sarah Palin and the sociolinguistics of demonstratives. To appear 
in the Journal of Sociolinguistics.

These files are released under Creative Commons
Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported (CC BY-NC-SA 3.0):

http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/

Created 2013-11-11; last update 2013-11-11

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ep/

* ep.R: code for generating all the EP-related tables and figures, and
for doing additional analyses

* ep_nps.csv.zip: compressed version of the main data file for
demonstrative, determiner, and pronoun analysis

* ep_cmt_trigrams.csv: data on the relationships between triagrams and
reaction category usage

* ep_cmt_trigrams_tokencounts.csv: token counts for the trigrams in
ep_cmt_trigrams.csv

* fig/: figures 1 and 2, plus plots giving the full breakdown by 
demonstrative type

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palin/

* interviews-coded: all of the annotated interview transcripts

* Fox_News_interviews_list.csv: metadata for the transcripts in 
interviews-coded/

* code-data/fn_dems_rep.py: code for running through the files in
interviews-coded to produce alldem_rep.csv

* alldem_rep.csv: the counts of all demonstratives, determiners, and
pronouns for the guests of each interview (input for
foxdems_rep_short.R)

* foxdems_rep_short.R: generates the box plots and all of the numbers
for the tables and text in the quantitative part of the Palin section
of the paper

* bp_fn_dets_alld_ne2.pdf: figure 3 from the paper

* Fox_News_random_dem_tokens.csv: 50 randomly chosen demonstrative
phrases from Palin and other guests, for qualitative analysis

