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FRBR Group 1 Entities and the TEI Guidelines Kevin S. Hawkins 1 2 - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
FRBR Group 1 Entities and the TEI Guidelines Kevin S. Hawkins 1 2 - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
FRBR Group 1 Entities and the TEI Guidelines Kevin S. Hawkins 1 2 3 4 5 bibliographic family Klemens Bobenhausen & Hans Walter Gabler Markup as Theory of Text TEI@20: 20 Years of Supporting the Digital Humanities: the 20 th
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bibliographic family
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Klemens Bobenhausen & Hans Walter Gabler
“Markup as Theory of Text”
TEI@20: 20 Years of Supporting the Digital Humanities: the 20th Anniversary Text Encoding Initiative Consortium Members’ Meeting (University of Maryland, College Park, October 31 – November 3, 2007)
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FRBR entities in “group 1”
Entity Definition Exam ples
work “a distinct intellectual or artistic creation” Bulgakov’s Master and Margarita expressi
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“the intellectual or artistic realization of a work in the form of alpha-numeric, musical, or choreographic notation, sound, image,
- bject, movement, etc., or
any combination of such forms”
- text of the first version, which
Bulgakov burned in a stove
- censored version published in
Moskva magazine
- English translation by Michael
Glenny manifest ation “the physical embodiment
- f an expression of a
work”
- Glenny translation published in
paperback by Harper & Row
- Glenny translation published as an
audiotape item “a single exemplar of a manifestation” my copy of the Harper & Row paperback edition of the Glenny translation
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FRBR entities in “group 1”
Entity Definition Exam ples
work “a distinct intellectual or artistic creation” Bulgakov’s Master and Margarita expressi
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“the intellectual or artistic realization of a work in the form of alpha-numeric, musical, or choreographic notation, sound, image,
- bject, movement, etc., or
any combination of such forms”
- text of the first version, which
Bulgakov burned in a stove
- censored version published in
Moskva magazine
- English translation by Michael
Glenny manifest ation “the physical embodiment
- f an expression of a
work”
- Glenny translation published in
paperback by Harper & Row
- Glenny translation published as an
audiotape item “a single exemplar of a manifestation” my copy of the Harper & Row paperback edition of the Glenny translation
levels of text
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FRBROO = FRBR + CIDOC CRM
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Does markup correspond to a data model of text?
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[. . .] as noted by distinguished scholars.<ptr/></s> [. . .] as noted by distinguished scholars.</s><ptr/>
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What does markup describe?
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When encoding someone else’s document
<head> </head>
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When encoding your own document
my_novel.xml <div1 type=“chapter”> <head>Chapter 1</head> <p>
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When encoding someone else’s document
Describe the noun phrase as a linguistic object:
- <name type=“noun”>
- <name type=“synecdoche”>
Describe the referent of the noun phrase:
- <name type=“place”
ref=“#place_wallstreet”>
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A separate TEI document for each level?
FRBR group-1 entity TEI elem ents w ithin < body> work ? expression < choice> , < corr> , < div1 type= “chapter”> , < floatingText> , < l> , < lg> , < orig> , < name> , < p> , < quote> , < reg> , < s> , < sic> , < span> , < w> manifestation < catchwords> , < fw> , < lb/ > , < pb/ > item < add> , < damage> , < del> , < handShift/ > , < unclear>
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A separate TEI document for each level?
FRBR group-1 entity TEI elem ents w ithin < body> work ? expression < choice> , < corr> , < div1 type= “chapter”> , < floatingText> , < l> , < lg> , < orig> , < name> , < p> , < quote> , < reg> , < s> , < sic> , < span> , < w> manifestation < catchwords> , < fw> , < lb/ > , < pb/ > item < add> , < damage> , < del> , < handShift/ > , < unclear>
content hierarchies physical hierarchy pesky arbitrary spans
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A separate TEI document for each level?
FRBR group-1 entity TEI elem ents w ithin < body> work ? expression < choice> , < corr> , < div1 type= “chapter”> , < floatingText> , < l> , < lg> , < orig> , < name> , < p> , < quote> , < reg> , < s> , < sic> , < span> , < w> manifestation < catchwords> , < fw> , < lb/ > , < pb/ > item < add> , < damage> , < del> , < handShift/ > , < unclear>
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Let’s clarify
- Which level of text is the object of
encoding?
- Which level of text does the creator
- f a TEI document hope to convey?
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