Yair Neuman is a leading figure in applying AI for the humanities. He is the author of numerous peer-reviewed papers and academic manuscripts, and was a visiting Professor at MIT, the University of Oxford, the University of Toronto, and the Weizmann Institute of Science.

• PART I Reading Between the LinesChapter 1 Royale with Cheese: Subtext and the Inward Significance of ArtChapter 2 The Cat as a Looking Glass: Attentive Observation for Uncovering the SubtextChapter 3 On Terrible Coffee, Two Embarrassed Men, and an Angry Woman: The Pragmatics of SubtextPART II Case StudiesChapter 4 A Honeymoon That Went Wrong: Subtext in Private LivesChapter 5 The Rabbi and the Physicist: Subtext in A Serious ManChapter 6 Was It Mostly Poopy? Subtext in Portnoy’s ComplaintPART III Reading in-between the LinesChapter 7 Presence through Absence: Four Guidelines for Reading in-between the LinesPART IV Case StudiesChapter 8 “Did You Just Order a Five-Dollar Shake?”: Subtext in Pulp FictionChapter 9 “Too Marvelous for Words”: Subtext in The VortexChapter 10 Seeing Ourselves through Others: Subtext in Scenes from a MarriageChapter 11 “Just a Tickle”: Subtext in The HomecomingChapter 12 Swirling the Guacamole: Subtext in Enough SaidChapter 13 The Evil of the Righteous: Subtext in OleannaChapter 14 Concluding Discussion: The Manifold of Meaning