[table border="1"\u00a0colwidth="115"] The <\/a><\/p>\n The [xml]\n<title xml:id="UNN">The Unnamable<\/title>[\/xml]<\/p>\n <\/div>\n<\/div>\n <\/a><\/p>\n The [xml]\n<author xml:id="SB"><name>Samuel Beckett<\/name><\/author>[\/xml]<\/p>\n <\/div>\n<\/div>\n <\/a><\/p>\n The [xml]<\/p>\n <principal xml:id="DVH"><name>Dirk Van Hulle<\/name><\/principal> <\/div>\n<\/div>\n <\/a><\/p>\n The [xml]\n<funder> <\/div>\n<\/div>\n
\nRules,Values
\nContained by:,<fileDesc<\/a>>
\nMay contain:,<author<\/a>>|<funder<\/a>>|<principal<\/a>>|<respStmt<\/a>>|<title<\/a>>
\nAttributes:, none\u00a0<\/b><\/span>[\/table]<\/p>\n
\nWhat is it?<\/h3>\n
<titleStmt><\/code> tag contains information about the title of the work the document belongs to, and those responsible for its\u00a0content (both of the original document, and of its transcription, encoding, etc.).<\/p>\n
\nSub-elements:<\/h3>\n
<title><\/h5>\n
<title><\/code> element contains the title of the original document. We give it an @xml:id<\/code> attribute with that title's\u00a0abbreviation, to be able to reference back to it throughout the document. For example:<\/p>\n<author><\/h5>\n
<author><\/code>\u00a0element contains the name of the document's author – in our case Samuel Beckett. We also give the <author><\/code> element an @xml:id<\/code> for further reference, which contains the author's initials. The name itself is encoded within <name><\/code> tags (within the <author><\/code> element). For example:<\/p>\n<principal><\/h5>\n
<principal><\/code> tag contains the names of the principal editors who are\u00a0responsible for the creation of the electronic text. Again, the <principal><\/code> tag is given an @xml:id<\/code> for further reference, containing the editors' initials, and the names themselves are encoded within <name><\/code> tags (within the <principal><\/code> element). We open a new <principal><\/code> element for each editor in the list. For example:<\/p>\n
\n<principal\u00a0xml:id="VN"><name>Vincent Neyt<\/name><\/principal>
\n<principal\u00a0xml:id="WD"><name>Wout Dillen<\/name><\/principal>[\/xml]<\/p>\n<funder><\/h5>\n
<funder><\/code> tag contains the\u00a0center (or individual, organization, etc.) that is responsible for the funding of the project. In our case, this is the Centre for Manuscript Genetics <\/a>at the University of\u00a0Antwerp<\/a>. First comes the name of the organization (within <name><\/code> tags, and then comes the <address><\/code>, which is further subdivided into a series of address lines (<addrLine><\/code>). For example:<\/p>\n
\n<name>Centre for Manuscript Genetics (UA)<\/name>
\n\t<address>
\n\t\t<addrLine>Universiteit Antwerpen (UA)<\/addrLine>
\n\t\t<addrLine>Prinsstraat 13<\/addrLine>
\n\t\t<addrLine>B-2000 Antwerpen<\/addrLine>
\n\t\t<addrLine>Belgium<\/addrLine>
\n\t\t<addrLine>tel: +32 (0)3 220 42 46<\/addrLine>
\n\t\t<addrLine>email: dirk.vanhulle@ua.ac.be<\/addrLine>
\n\t<\/address>
\n<\/funder>[\/xml]<\/p>\n