Towards a Model for Encoding Correspondence in the TEI: Developing and Implementing

Towards a Model for Encoding Correspondence in the TEI: Developing and Implementing
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10.4000/jtei.1433
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2016
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P. Stadler;M. Illetschko;Sabine Seifert
P. Stadler;M. Illetschko;Sabine Seifert
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P. Stadler;M. Illetschko;Sabine Seifert

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字母的编码在TEI中有着悠久的传统,但TEI指南中没有关于如何处理信件的官方建议。两个TEI定制展示了典范模式:DALF:佛兰德斯信件数字档案馆和卡尔·玛丽亚·冯·韦伯收藏的作品(Wega)。这些是TEI通信特殊兴趣小组工作的基础,该小组组成了一个特别工作组--由本文的三位作者组成--以制定编码指南。本文简要讨论了通信理论,信件作为一种交流行为,以及通信的这些方面如何通过TEI实体来表达。将讨论面向通信的通信概念的发展及其在通信特定的元数据结构中的直接实施。中心是新的包装器元素(通信描述),它存储有关编码的通信的关键元数据。在解决了第一个问题,即人们应该如何对与TEI的通信进行编码之后,我们将讨论处理通信材料的项目和版本之间的链接和交换问题。为了促进这一点,通信元数据交换(CMI)格式已由TEI通信SIG工作队开发,作为。最后,我们将描述在2015年将新元素和编码模型实施到TEI指南中的一些组织困难。
The encoding of letters has a long tradition in the TEI but there have been no official recommendations in the TEI Guidelines on how to deal with correspondence. Two TEI customizations present exemplary models: DALF: Digital Archive of Letters in Flanders and Carl Maria von Weber—Collected Works (WeGA). These were the basis of the work of the TEI Correspondence Special Interest Group that formed a task force—consisting of the three authors of this article—for developing encoding guidelines. This article discusses correspondence theory in brief, letters as an act of communication, and how these aspects of correspondence can be expressed by TEI entities. The development of the communication-oriented concept of correspondence and its direct implementation in correspondence-specific metadata structures will be discussed. Central is the new wrapper element (correspondence description), which stores key metadata about the encoded piece of correspondence. After addressing this first question of how one should encode correspondence with the TEI, we will discuss the question of linking and interchange between projects and editions dealing with correspondence material. To facilitate this, the Correspondence Metadata Interchange (CMI) format has been developed by the TEI Correspondence SIG’s task force as a subset of . Finally, we will describe some organizational difficulties in implementing the new elements and encoding model into the TEI Guidelines in 2015.