- It is suggested that Keicho could be used for text analysis in IB Japanese.
- Specifically, the part where Keicho explores the possibilities comprehensively and mechanically.
- If it is possible to create a framework for analyzing non-literary texts, it could be used to formulate questions.
- However, since there are too many points to analyze, it might be impractical to ask each one individually.
- Alternatively, one could manually examine each point using Keicho.
- Is Keicho capable of using a framework without recognizing it as a framework?