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DIGITAL EDITING OF MANUSCRIPT TEXTS

DIGITAL EDITING OF MANUSCRIPT TEXTS. Zdeněk Uhlíř EMBARK Workshop Prague 25.08.2011. WHAT IS EDITING TEXTS. preparing a new representation of wording aspects work: virtual entity document: concrete entity text: abstract entity. TYPES OF EDITION. pragmatical edition

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DIGITAL EDITING OF MANUSCRIPT TEXTS

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  1. DIGITAL EDITING OF MANUSCRIPT TEXTS Zdeněk Uhlíř EMBARK Workshop Prague 25.08.2011

  2. WHAT IS EDITING TEXTS • preparing a new representation of wording • aspects • work: virtual entity • document: concrete entity • text: abstract entity

  3. TYPES OF EDITION • pragmatical edition • creating new representation on base of any former record • critical edition • creating the right wording of the text (canonical text – archetype – Ur-Text) • contextual edition • finding intra-textual relations = individual style • finding inter-textual connections = context sensu stricto • identifying trans-textual level = context sensu largo

  4. EDITOLOGY • user-oriented • reader or any other interested person • truthworthy text/wording • editor-oriented • scholar-resercher • textology

  5. APPROACH • historical • text is transparent to other level of reality • philological • text is a final reality

  6. DIGITAL EDITION • open = not closed • prepared for linking: context • unfinished = never finished • prepared for both deeper work and automatic processing: metinformation, transinformation

  7. MARKUP LANGUAGES • XML • eXtensible Markup Language • internal/rational structuration of information • metalanguage (in logical meaning) • HTML • HyperText Markup Language • external/visual structuration of information • metalanguage (in logical meaning)

  8. STANDARDS • TEI: Text Encoding Initiative • for text encoding • written in XML • interoperable in frame of the digital environment • elements: for human user • attributes: for machine user • elements & attributes: virtualization of information

  9. METHOD TEI XML: editor ▼ CSS: correcting ▼ XSLT: automatic transformation ▼ HTML: user/reader

  10. CRITICAL APPARATUS • historical point of view • blablabla laudetur<note><app><lem>laudetur</lem> <rdg>laudatur</rdg></app></note> blablabla • philological poinf of view • …

  11. TEXT TO IMAGE CORRELATION blablabla <pb n="1v"> blablabla ▼ linking of the text following after <pb> to the correponding image/digital copy of the leave "1v"

  12. TEXT TO TEXT RELATION [author-text level] blablabla <cit><bibl>Augustinus</bibl> <q>hohoho</q></cit> blablabla ▼ [editor-text level] blablabla <note><bibl>Augustinus Hipponensis: De civitate dei. In: PL, etc.</bibl> <q>hohoho</q></note> blablabla

  13. FURTHER THINKING… • context levels • collection • item • microtext • motif • linking to • other documents • other resources • annotations • interoperable environment • various levels of information

  14. THANK YOU! Zdeněk Uhlíř Zdenek.Uhlir@nkp.cz ♥☺♥

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