Colleagues — we are delighted to announce that the proceedings of the
2007 TEI MM has been published by L&LC. It is a rich and varied
collection of articles that show the range and complexity of research in
the TEI community. The full volume is available at
http://llc.oxfordjournals.org/current.dtl
The issue contains articles by keynote speakers Fotis Jannidis and
Melissa Terras (co-authored with Ron Van den Branden, and Edward
Vanhoutte). The full TOC is listed below:
Fotis Jannidis: TEI in a crystal ball
Andrea Zielinski, Wolfgang Pempe, Peter Gietz, Martin Haase, Stefan
Funk, and Christian Simon: TEI documents in the grid
Christian Wittern, Arianna Ciula, and Conal Tuohy: The making of TEI P5
Melissa Terras, Ron Van den Branden, and Edward Vanhoutte: Teaching
TEI: The Need for TEI by Example
James Cummings: Converting Saint Paul: A new TEI P5 edition of The
Conversion of Saint Paul using stand-off methodology
Malte Rehbein: Reconstructing the textual evolution of a medieval manuscript
Luigi Siciliano and Viviana Salardi: The digital edition of the Statuta
comunis Vicentie of 1264
Stephanie A. Schlitz and Garrick S. Bodine: The TEIViewer: Facilitating
the transition from XML to web display
Peter Boot: Towards a TEI-based encoding scheme for the annotation of
parallel texts
Andreas Witt, Georg Rehm, Erhard Hinrichs, Timm Lehmberg, and Jens
Stegmann: SusTEInability of linguistic resources through feature structures
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