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Medievalismo - Portal de Historia Medieval
http://www.medievalismo.org
Apreciados/as colegas,
Os detallo las próximas convocatorias, por si fueran
de vuestro interés:
Le usate leggiadrie. I cortei, le cerimonie, le feste
e il costume nel Mediterraneo tra XV e XVI secolo,
14-16 diciembre - Nápoles
El contrato político en Europa Occidental: la cadena
contractual en Castilla. Perspectivas Ciudadanas, 15
diciembre - Madrid
I Congreso Internacional de Sociedad de Estudios
Medievales y Renacentistas, 13-16 diciembre -
Salamanca
Monasteria et Territoria. Elites, edilicia y
territorio en el Mediterráneo Occidental (siglos V-XI)
, 18-20 diciembre - Madrid
Podéis encontrar más información sobre las mismas en
la sección 'Congresos' de la web.
Un cordial y atento saludo.
Jorge Maíz Chacón
Editor de Medievalismo.org
Suscriptores: 1.155
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Medievalismo - Portal de Historia Medieval
http://www.medievalismo.org
Apreciados/as colegas,
Juan Miguel Mendoza Garrido (Almería)
Juan Bautista Salado Escaño (Málaga)
Carlos Espí Forcén (Universidad de Murcia)
Ricardo Piñero Moral (Universidad de Salamanca)
Dolores Carmen Morales Muñiz (UNED-C.A. Gregorio
Marañón)
Carolina Coelho Fortes (Universidade Gama Filho -
Brasil)
Alejandro García Avilés (Universidad de Murcia)
Gerardo Boto Varela (Universitat de Girona)
Elena González-Blanco García (CSIC - Madrid)
Manuel Melero Serrano (Madrid)
David Gestoso Morote (Málaga)
Luis Alejandro García García (Toledo)
Os recordamos que vuestras fichas de medievalistas se
actualizan siempre que lo deseéis, por eso os
recomendamos ir visitándolas para corregir errores,
ampliar información o cualquier otra tarea.
Un cordial y atento saludo.
Jorge Maíz Chacón
Editor de Medievalismo.org
Suscriptores: 1.155
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Islas Baleares (España)
http://www.medievalismo.org
info(a)medievalismo.org
Servicios Editoriales e Imprenta
ediciones(a)medievalismo.org
All,
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A fruitful discussion following our initial call for examples on the
TEI-L mailing list (see the thread starting with
<http://listserv.brown.edu/archives/cgi-bin/wa?A2=ind0612&L=tei-l&X=6FAA5839…>),
informed us that the initially proposed license scheme for the tutorials
was inadequate for our purposes. Therefore, we decided to adopt a more
liberal Creative Commons Attribution ShareAlike license
(<http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.5/>).
In order to avoid confusion, here follows a revised call for examples:
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The Centre for Scholarly Editing and Document Studies (CTB)
<http://www.kantl.be/ctb/> of the Royal Academy of Dutch Language and
Literature, the Centre for Computing in the Humanities (CCH)
<http://www.kcl.ac.uk/humanities/cch/> of King's College London, and the
School for Library, Archive, and Information Studies (SLAIS)
<http://www.slais.ucl.ac.uk/> of University College London, are involved
in the joint project "TEI by Example".
Featuring freely available online tutorials walking individuals through
the different stages in marking up a document in TEI (Text Encoding
Initiative <http://www.tei-c.org>), these online tutorials will provide
examples for users of all levels. Examples will be provided of different
document types, with varying degrees in the granularity of markup, to
provide a useful teaching and reference aid for those involved in the
marking up of texts.
Eight tutorial modules will address a wide range of issues in text
encoding with TEI:
1. Introduction to text encoding with TEI
2. The TEI header
3. Prose
4. Poetry
5. Drama
6. Manuscript Transcription
7. Scholarly Editing
8. Customizing TEI, ODD, Roma
To build as much as possible on available sources of existing practice
in the field and to be able to present a broad view on the wide variety
of encoding practices, we warmly welcome you to contribute TEI-encoded
examples (either fragments or complete texts) that are applicable to any
of these subjects. Examples are preferably encoded as TEI P5 XML texts,
but also texts encoded in TEI P4 XML, other XML formats, or other
(documented) electronic formats are of interest. Even examples of
less-ideal encoding practices are welcome, since the idea of learning by
error is a valuable didactic principle. Please do provide some
indication of the errors or controversies in such examples when
appropriate. After selection and editing, the example fragments will be
incorporated in the freely available online deliverables, which will be
issued under a Creative Commons Attribution ShareAlike license
(see <http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.5/>). All contributors
will be credited.
The examples can be sent (preferably compressed in .zip format and with
an indication of applicability and credits due) to
teibyexample(a)kantl.be. Please do not hesitate to contact us for any
inquiries regarding copyright issues or any more general issues.
Kind regards,
The project team:
Ron Van den Branden,
Melissa Terras,
Edward Vanhoutte
[apologies for cross-posting]
The Centre for Scholarly Editing and Document Studies (CTB)
<http://www.kantl.be/ctb/> of the Royal Academy of Dutch Language and
Literature, the Centre for Computing in the Humanities (CCH)
<http://www.kcl.ac.uk/humanities/cch/> of King's College London, and the
School for Library, Archive, and Information Studies (SLAIS)
<http://www.slais.ucl.ac.uk/> of University College London, are involved
in the joint project "TEI by Example".
Featuring freely available online tutorials walking individuals through
the different stages in marking up a document in TEI (Text Encoding
Initiative <http://www.tei-c.org>), these online tutorials will provide
examples for users of all levels. Examples will be provided of different
document types, with varying degrees in the granularity of markup, to
provide a useful teaching and reference aid for those involved in the
marking up of texts.
Eight tutorial modules will address a wide range of issues in text
encoding with TEI:
1. Introduction to text encoding with TEI
2. The TEI header
3. Prose
4. Poetry
5. Drama
6. Manuscript Transcription
7. Scholarly Editing
8. Customizing TEI, ODD, Roma
To build as much as possible on available sources of existing practice
in the field and to be able to present a broad view on the wide variety
of encoding practices, we warmly welcome you to contribute TEI-encoded
examples (either fragments or complete texts) that are applicable to any
of these subjects. Examples are preferably encoded as TEI P5 XML texts,
but also texts encoded in TEI P4 XML, other XML formats, or other
(documented) electronic formats are of interest. Even examples of
less-ideal encoding practices are welcome, since the idea of learning by
error is a valuable didactic principle. Please do provide some
indication of the errors or controversies in such examples when
appropriate. After selection and editing, the example fragments will be
incorporated in the freely available online deliverables, which will be
issued under a Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial No
Derivatives licence (see
<http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/2.5/>). All contributors
will be credited.
The examples can be sent (preferably compressed in .zip format and with
an indication of applicability and credits due) to
teibyexample(a)kantl.be. Please do not hesitate to contact us for any
inquiries regarding copyright issues or any more general issues.
Kind regards,
The project team:
Ron Van den Branden,
Melissa Terras,
Edward Vanhoutte