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ENG L501 text encoding workshop 23 September 2010

ENG L501 text encoding workshop 23 September 2010. Review Hands-on Exercises: Basic Genres. TEI P5: Title Page. TEI P5: Basic Markup: Title Page. < docTitle > THE VILLAGE ON THE CLIFF. <byline> BY THE AUTHOR OF "THE STORY OF ELIZABETH.” WITH SIX ILLUSTRATIONS BY FREDERICK WALKER.

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ENG L501 text encoding workshop 23 September 2010

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  1. ENG L501text encoding workshop23 September 2010

  2. Review Hands-on Exercises: Basic Genres

  3. TEI P5: Title Page

  4. TEI P5: Basic Markup: Title Page • <docTitle> • THE VILLAGE ON THE CLIFF. • <byline> • BY THE AUTHOR OF "THE STORY OF ELIZABETH.” WITH SIX ILLUSTRATIONS BY FREDERICK WALKER. • <docEdition> • SECOND EDITION. • <docImprint> • LONDON: ELDER & CO., 65, CORNHILL. 1867. • <epigraph> • <imprimatur> • [The right of Translation is reserved.] • <figure>

  5. TEI P5: Title Page

  6. TEI P5: Basic Markup: Table of Contents • <head>: (heading) contains any heading, for example, the title of a section, or the heading of a list or glossary. • <list type=“simple”>: contains any sequence of items organized as a list. • <item>: contains one component of a list. • <ref>: defines a pointer/link to another location in the current document

  7. TEI P5: Basic Markup: Table of Contents

  8. TEI P5: Basic Markup: Notes (Footnotes, Endnotes, etc.) Notes in a text can appear inline, as footnotes or endnotes. Regardless of how the notes appear, the mechanisms for encoding notes are the same (or can be standardized by the use of “place” attribute) • <note>: contains a note or annotation. • @xml:id • @rend • @target (use only if supporting bi-directional linking) • @place (e.g., top, foot, end, inline, etc.) • <ref>: defines a reference to another location in the current document. • @xml:id • @rend • @target

  9. TEI P5: Basic Markup: Notes (Footnotes, Endnotes, etc.)

  10. TEI P5: Basic Markup: Citations • Notes may also appear in the form of a citation (e.g., footnotes). • <bibl> • <title> • <author> • <pubPlace> • <date> • <biblScope type=“”> (where type = chap, issue, vol, pp, etc.)

  11. TEI P5: Basic Markup: Citations

  12. TEI P5: Basic Markup: Floating Text • An embedded text with its own, complete structure that appears (or interrupts) the main text • Letter • Poem • Song • Journal/Diary entry

  13. TEI P5: Basic Markup: Floating Text

  14. About the Victorian Women Writers Project • http://www.dlib.indiana.edu/collections/vwwp/

  15. VWWP: Moving Forward • New web site with original texts • More sophisticated discovery functionality based on richer encoding • Page facsimile images along with encoded texts • Contextual materials from graduate students and interns

  16. VWWP Encoding Logistics • Now we focus our attention to the wiki: https://wiki.dlib.indiana.edu/confluence/display/vwwp/Home

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