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HermeneutiX

Posted on by Robin Ding Leave a comment Languages, Linguistics, Religion and Philosophy

HermeneutiX is a tool for diagramming syntactic and semantic structures of complex (not necessarily foreign-language) texts (e.g. bible or other historical excerpts).

HermeneutiX is now part of SciToS (the scientific tool set). Starting with version 2.0.0, HermeneutiX can be found on GitHub. Please check out the release summary:
https://github.com/scientific-tool-set/scitos/releases

For an introduction, check out this video: https://youtu.be/uQjewyG0Ad8

PS: To run a Java application such as HermeneutiX (i.e. SciToS) you need a Java Runtime Environment (JRE). HermeneutiX is currently built to be compatible down to JRE version 6.
You may download the current JRE here: http://www.java.com/en/download

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Website https://github.com/scientific-tool-set/scitos
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License GNU General Public License version 3.0 (GPLv3)
Platform Linux Mac Windows
Features
  • easy creation of syntactic and semantic structure analyses (shared origin text, propositions, labels and comments)
  • graphical user interface (currently) available in: Englisch, German
  • any origin language can be analyzed (out-of-the-box Greek, Hebrew)
  • interchangeable XML-based file format (.hmx)
  • export to: SVG (Scalable Vector Graphic)
  • internationalized: all language related information are stored in separate XML files, and in this way available for any customizing effort without any programming skills required
  • configurable: syntactic functions and semantic relations can be defined via user interface