Thanks for the quick response. I get the latter part, but reading the text
from MS word into R is problematic. I am able to read in (scan) all unique
elements (following sep=" ") from the text, but unable to past everything
together again. Any id on how to solve this? It looks like this now:
text<-scan("test.txt", character(0), sep = " ")
> text
[1] "Most" "fundamentally," "it" "has"
[5] "led" "to" "an" "effort"
[9] "to" "clarify" "the" "organizational"
[13] "form" "concept." "According" "to"
[17] "them" "[see" "also" "Smith,"
[21] "Jones" "and" "Carroll" "2002],"
[25] "categories" "emerge" "as" "audience"
[29] "members" "recognize" "dissimilarities" "among"
[33] "groups" "of" "consumers" "and"
[37] "label" "them" "as" "members"
[41] "of" "a" "common" "set"
[45] "[Nicol" "2000]."
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