Fretful Tags Amid the Verbiage: Issues in the Representation of Modern Manuscript Material.
This article concentrates on the issue of front-end representation in an electronic genetic edition of modern manuscript material that has been transcribed using XML/TEI and, in particular, on the use to this end of XSLT within the Java XML publishing framework. The point of departure is a quote fro...
| Publicado en: | Literary & Linguistic Computing Vol. 21; pp. 99 - 112 |
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