Observed arrival · 2026-09-20
Poongza, the Parliament’s Animal-Metaphor Archive
A Korean tool that mines official National Assembly transcripts for animal metaphors, verbal clashes, and a ranked turbulence index.
- For
- Readers tracking Korean parliamentary language
- Worth noticing
- It separates chairing duties from ordinary exchanges and links each data card to the cited official transcript.
Field notes
Poongza describes a pipeline from official Korean National Assembly transcripts to several public-facing views: animal-metaphor cards, a language-polishing comparison, and a committee turbulence ranking. Its stated scoring inputs include transcript annotations for shouting or disturbances, speaking order, and the frequency of spoken animal terms. Chairperson interventions receive a separate contextual label, while the project says citations lead back to the original meeting record.
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