Hope McGovern

Hope McGovern is a researcher whose work examines how language models represent narrative structure and meaning, particularly in literary and religious texts. Her research includes using multilingual embeddings to study how translation preserves intertextuality and probing language models for patterns found in ancient narratives.

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Based in: London

University of Cambridge

PhD

University of Cambridge

Master's studies in software

Brown University

Bachelor's studies

Cornell University

Bachelor's studies

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aclanthology.org

Characterizing the Effects of Translation on Intertextuality using Multilingual Embedding Spaces

A study of how human and machine translations preserve intertextual references in biblical texts.

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repository.cam.ac.uk

Interpreting Structured Narrative Representations in Pretrained Language Models

Her PhD thesis investigates whether language models represent narrative structures, including chiasmus, cross-textual parallels, and narrative frames.

Writing

aclanthology.org

Detecting Narrative Patterns in Biblical Hebrew and Greek

A paper on using information retrieval models to surface recurring narrative patterns in Biblical Hebrew and Greek.

Writing

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Hope McGovern

University of Cambridge

University of Cambridge

Brown University

Cornell University

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Characterizing the Effects of Translation on Intertextuality using Multilingual Embedding Spaces

Interpreting Structured Narrative Representations in Pretrained Language Models

Detecting Narrative Patterns in Biblical Hebrew and Greek

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