'An image of the times': Ben Jonson's revision of Every Man in his Humour

- Craig, Hugh

'She learned romance as she grew older': Persuasion as the 'natural sequel' to Sense & Sensibility

- Craig, Hugh

Lucy Hutchinson and the authorship of two seventeenth-century poems: a computational approach

- Burrows, John, Craig, Hugh

Shakespeare and print

- Craig, Hugh

Shakespeare and print

- Craig, Hugh

Shakespeare and print

- Craig, Hugh

Stylistic analysis and authorship studies

- Craig, Hugh

The Brontë sisters and the Christian Remembrancer: a pilot study in the use of the 'Burrows Method' to identify the authorship of unsigned articles in the nineteenth-century periodical press

- Jordan, Ellen, Craig, Hugh, Antonia, Alexis

'Speak, that I may see thee': Shakespeare characters and common words

- Craig, Hugh

Exploring the potential for corpus-based research in speech-language pathology

- Ferguson, Alison, Craig, Hugh, Spencer, Elizabeth

Introduction

- Craig, Hugh, Kinney, Arthur F.

Methods

- Craig, Hugh, Kinney, Arthur F.

Shakespeare and other English Renaissance authors as characterized by Information Theory complexity quantifiers

- Rosso, Osvaldo A., Craig, Hugh, Moscato, Pablo

Shakespeare, computers and the mystery of authorship

- Craig, Hugh, Kinney, Arthur F.

The 1602 additions to The Spanish tragedy

- Craig, Hugh

The three parts of Henry VI

- Craig, Hugh

Old spellings, new methods: automated procedures for indeterminate linguistic data

- Craig, Hugh, Whipp, R.

Style, statistics and new models of authorship

- Craig, Hugh

A and an in English Plays, 1580-1639

- Craig, Hugh

Authorship

- Craig, Hugh