Stylometric Analysis and Forensic Linguistics of the Divine Mercy Manuscript

 

Abstract

Determined through stylometric analysis is the nature of Saint Faustina Kowalska’s Diary as a dialogue with distinct linguistic traces. Using the Spanish version processed entirely in Python, the study identifies an unaltered conversation despite the translation shift. Validation of the record relies on the simultaneous execution of four independent methodologies. Data curation integrated N-gram Cosine Similarity, Burrows Delta Method, Hapax Legomena density and Principal Component Analysis. Results confirm a global stylistic consistency that rules out external editorial intervention. Scientifically problematic for a single psyche is the detected linguistic pattern with ontological authority and grammatical metrics foreign to Faustina's biographical style. She barely completed basic schooling.

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