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Jesse Vincent

Jesse Vincent is a text analysis specialist in the Office of Digital Humanities at Brigham Young University. He assists scholars in creating textual corpora that they need for their research. He also develops WordCruncher, software designed to search, study, and analyze digital texts for discovering insights. Jesse graduated with a BA in Linguistics in 2019 and has been married since 2020 to his sweetheart from Germany. Together, they speak a total of ten languages.
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The Diachronic Usage of Exclamation Marks across the Major Book of Mormon Editions

by Scott L. Howell, Brooke Anderson, LaReina Hingson, Lanna McRae, Jesse Vincent, Brandon Torruella | undefined 53 | 11-04-2022

Abstract: The usage of the exclamation mark has changed over time but continues to serve as an important textual interpretation aid. Punctuation itself has not been a permanent fixture in English, rather it was slowly introduced to English documents with changing standard usages after the invention of the printing press. Here we highlight the use […]

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