C. Michael Sperberg-McQueen, Lou Burnard, Syd Bauman
Abstract
A two-volume reference work for the production of electronic texts in software- and hardware-independent XML or SGML. It seeks to provide a standard format for data interchange in humanities research and suggests principles for the encoding of texts in the same format.
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A two-volume reference work for the production of electronic texts in software- and hardware-independent XML or SGML. It seeks to provide a standard format for data interchange in humanities research and suggests principles for the encoding of texts in the same format.
Key concepts: SGML, XML, Computer science, Encoding (memory), Software, World Wide Web, Information retrieval, XML framework