P.A.N. Features
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P.A.N. is able to:
- parse virtually any text
- determine sentence structure
- moods, tones, key imagery & themes
- emotional turmoil & conflicting ideals
- stress markers & syllabic emphasis
P.A.N. identifies:
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What P.A.N. is...
P.A.N. is not simply a poetry analyzer, nor is it a simple parser. Just like a car is a final product of multiple smaller components, the same is true of P.A.N. By breaking a clause down into its' smaller parts, P.A.N. portrays a text in such a way as to allow you to see it from multiple perspectives. Each result is different and reminds us there is no singular way to see a text.How Does it Work...
By showing you a complete text, in each stage of development (clause, key phrase, action, keystone, word, syllable, stress) P.A.N. allows you to put a text under a microscope and see from every angle possible. This allows many different variations of understanding.Who Should Use it...
If you find something worth reading a second or third time, or maybe think you don't fully understand a text at all, then P.A.N. will be able to assist in seeing something in a different light.
Here are the highlights of P.A.N. to date:
1. Basic Analysis
- breaks down text into clauses, by determining critical end-of-clause points.
2. Extended Analysis
- examines emotional undertones, and locates areas of angst/emotional turmoil.
3. Analysis Summation
- displays part of speech information, and lists recurring themes throughout text.
4. Quick Start
- used to test P.A.N.s functionality with texts used in the development of P.A.N.
5. Clause Creator
- allows the user to tweak P.A.N.s' interpretive abilities by creating,or abolishing end-of-clause points.
6. Scansion System
- allows for a different perspective on the text by viewing text parsed based on syllable and stress.