Contents of Complete Works of William Shakespeare (dataframe)

Description

A dataframe containing the full text of all of the complete works of William Shakespeare, as provided by Project Gutenberg.

Usage

all_works_df

Format

A data frame with 166340 rows and 4 variables:

name

short (or common) name of the work

content

the full contents of the work. Each line is ~70 characters

full_name

the complete name of the work, as listed

genre

whether the work is poetry, history, comedy, or tragedy

Source

http://www.gutenberg.org/files/100/100-0.txt

Examples

works <- bardr::all_works_df
subset(works, works$genre == "History")

Contents of Complete Works of William Shakespeare (list)

Description

A list containing the full text of all of the complete works of William Shakespeare, as provided by Project Gutenberg.

Usage

all_works_list

Format

A list with 44 elements, each one containing a character vector containing the full text of a work, given in the element name.

Source

http://www.gutenberg.org/files/100/100-0.txt

bardr: providing the complete works of the Bard in tidy format.

Description

The bardr package provides R data structures for all of William Shakespeare's works available in the Project Gutenberg ebook. The provided data are designed to seamlessly work in R without the hassle of data wrangling and cleaning, which has already been performed.

Details

Inspired by the janeaustenr package by Julia Silge: see https://github.com/juliasilge/janeaustenr .

Complete collections

The complete works are available all at one time in two separate formats.

One is a named list, where each entry is a named character vector. The name of the vector is the name of the work, and the contents of the vector are lines of the associated text file (all lines are <= 70 characters).

The other is a data frame with a column for the name of the work (repeated as many times as there are lines of content) and a column for the content of the work, where each cell in the content column is one line of text.