Each personal style employs, in a unique way, a set of style markers that can be objectively identified and scientifically measured using statistical methods in order to find style discriminators and handle literary and forensic issues of authorship attribution. This book suggests a new method to identify particular style discriminators between any two authors (among a set of authors) through a precisely defined way of data gathering and data analysis, rather than suggesting a fixed set of discriminators and claiming that it works in every case. Challenging at-issue texts are chosen from...