#teixml

Auden in Austria DigitalAAD_OeAW@fedihum.org
2025-03-05

We are super excited to go to #Lisbon for #DH2025 & have the chance to talk about "Formalizing <interp>retation in #TEIXML through #RDFa". đŸ€©

@ACDHCH_OeAW @oeaw @fwf @dh2025 @TEIConsortium @w3c

W3C RDFa logo
2025-01-27

Kudos to @TEIConsortium for the latest release of #TEIXML P5 4.9.0!

Screengrab of the GitHub milestones page on https://github.com/TEIC/TEI/milestone/18?closed=1
2025-01-22

The QhoD team is proudly announcing the presentation of the next big chunk of Habsburg-Ottoman relations documents: The #GraViz project edits Grand Vizierial correspondence (1560s to 1760s) from the archives in Vienna and Istanbul.

GraViz project presentation
2025-01-28 at 18:00 CET at the #IHB of the #OeAW, Georg-Coch-Platz 1, 1010 Wien and on Zoom.

Details at oeaw.ac.at/ihb/detail/event/gr

Just another #TEIXML #DigitalEdition, featuring documents in German, Ottoman Turkish, Latin, Italian

Invitation screenshot: 

Welcome

Arno Strohmeyer | Deputy Director, IHB & PI, QhoD Project

Graviz presentation

Yasir Yılmaz | PI, GraViz
Nilab Saeedi | GraViz editor (Ottoman Turkish and Persian)
Michael Vogelsberger | GraViz editor (German, Latin, and Italian)

GraViz: The Ottoman Grand Vizierate (1560s–1760s) is a digital editing project funded by the Austrian Science Fund (FWF, P-36216) that researches the correspondence between the Viennese court and six prominent early modern Ottoman grand viziers. We transcribe and translate into English the letters, including texts in Ottoman Turkish, German, Latin, and Italian. All GraViz editions are published on qhod.net, the umbrella project of the IHB dedicated to researching the history of early modern and modern Habsburg-Ottoman diplomacy. 

In the presentation, the GraViz team will introduce the finished first phase of the project that involves the correspondence between Vienna and Constantinople during the time of Grand Vizier Sokollu Mehmed Pasha (in office, 1565–1579).

GraViz is led by Yasir Yılmaz, with an editing team comprising Nilab Saeedi and Micheal Vogelsberger. GraViz is conceived as the first phase of a planned larger project that will analyze the office of the chief minister across Eurasia.

Bread, baklava, and wine

No registration is required. The event will be conducted in English.
2025-01-22

Mit #TEIXML und #OpenRefine werden die Hofdiarien Johann Georgs II. (1656–1680) transkribiert, annotiert & analysiert. #Frequenzanalysen enthĂŒllen höfische Kultur, politische Netzwerke & die Kunstgeschichte des #Barock – datenbasiert & maschinenlesbar:

saxorum.hypotheses.org/12311

#DigitalHistory #HTR

SLUB / Saxorum Blog
UniversitÀtsbibliothek JCSub_ffm@openbiblio.social
2024-11-04

Es geht wieder los, das #PraxislaborDigitalHumanities - Workshops zum ersten Kennenlernen von Methoden und Werkzeugen der Digital Humanities.

Dieses Semester starten wir mit #TeiXML am 14. und 21.11. Außerdem gibt es Workshops zur KI-gesteuerten Literaturrecherche und dem Managen von Forschungsdaten und und und....

Alle Workshops und weitere Informationen findet ihr unter: ub.uni-frankfurt.de/digitalhum #ubffm #DigitalHumanities

Logo der Digital Humanities@ubffm
Eine Graphik des IG-Farben-Hauses, auf dem Einsen und Nullen stehen
2024-02-29

@gvogeler thx for raising this to the #TEIXML list and the @TEIConsortium 


2024-02-28

@gvogeler `trait` in fact has att.datable (a person is two-legged until Jaws comes along).
`event` does not have `trait`, for reasons I cannot infer from the #TEIXML Guidelines. But traits need a key/value (actually label/desc) scheme (./ab also works, granted).
A few markup samples attached. I favour the currently valid solution (last example event) for such use cases where the dating is uncontested.

2024-02-22

@gvogeler following up on this: The other entity elements (person, place, org etc) do not allow a parentless `date` either. The only kind-of-exception is `birth` and `death`, which are syntactic sugar/special cases of `event`.
The takeaway is that having a `date` without a mandatory `@type` (or other means of specifying the relation between a `date` and its parent element) would result in ambiguities. To sum up, I think the current solution is not that bad. #TEIXML #eventmarkup

2024-02-21

@type (master of events 😀 ) tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-d deliberately does not allow nesting a <date>? #TEIXML #eventmarkup

2023-10-12

"Introduction into Digital Scholarly Editing“ (Master Class, SaarbrĂŒcken, Germany, 19.-23.2.2024)

Continuation of the IDE training events on digital scholarly editing (i-d-e.de/aktivitaeten/schools/): introduction into state of the art techniques of digital scholarly editing practices.

It was initiated by the research project “Sorores” (sorores.hypotheses.org/) and is carried out in co-operation of UniversitĂ€t des Saarlands (chair for Medieval History, Cristina Andenna) and the Institute for Documentology and Editorial (i-d-e.de @ideinfo) Participation is free of charge.

The master class will provide you with theoretical and practical knowledge on digital scholarly editing und gives you the opportunity to discuss your own (digital) scholarly edition with peers and known experts. The language of instruction is English.

Registration deadline: 31.10.23

See i-d-e.de/aktivitaeten/schools/ for further details.

#SummerSchool #digitalscholarlyedition
#mcdse2024
#TEIXML

2023-10-09

Our poster from the @teimec2023 is now published online:

PDB18: The German Letter in the 18th Century
Building up a comprehensive dataset and collaborative network for digitizing and investigating the German letter in the age of Enlightenment

by Elisabeth Décultot, Stefan Dumont, Katrin Fischer, Dario Kampkaspar, Jana Kittelmann, Ruth Sander and Thomas StÀcker

Poster: hcommons.org/deposits/item/hc:

Abstract: teimec2023.uni-paderborn.de/co

#teimec2023 #correspondence #digitization #edition #teixml

The image shows a preview of the poster with the title "The German Letter in the 18th Century". In the corner top left is the project logo. The main area is filled with an graphic that shows the contributions of the three project partners to the project. At the bottom three images illustrates the digitization process (books on shelfs in Halle, image scanner in Darmstadt and a computer screen in Berlin with program code).
2023-09-08

@acka47 @planethistory @Mareike2405 @jorisvanzundert @caromein @eeditiones Der #LEAFWriter aus dem #LINCS Projekt oder die #INCEpTON Annotationsumgebung des @UKPLab können wohl auch LOD-Annotationen in #TEIXML Texte eintragen.

Raus bekommen (fĂŒr den Import in Wikibase oder einen Triple Store) kann man sie sehr gut mit #XTriples: xtriples.lod.academy/index.htm (oder wohl auch mit dem #X3ML Toolkit: ics.forth.gr/isl/x3ml-toolkit ).

2023-09-06

Selina Galka is presenting our paper on "Relation3: How to relate text describing relationships with structured encoding of the relationships?" at #teimec2023 - you can find the slides at zenodo.org/record/8320963 and the abstrat at teimec2023.uni-paderborn.de/co enjoy! #assertiveedition #memoires #TEIXML #tei #digitalscholarlyedition

UniversitÀtsbibliothek JCSub_ffm@openbiblio.social
2023-04-24

In diesem Semester sind die Themen in den #DigitalHumanities-Workshops unter anderem #Openrefine #Wikidata #TidyData und mehr. Los gehts am 28.04. mit #TeiXML. Weitere Infos und die Anmeldung gibts hier: ub.uni-frankfurt.de/digitalhum #praxislabor #DHPraxislabor #ubffm

Piktogramm zeigt das IG Farbenhaus, darunter steht Digital Humanities @ubffm
2023-04-23

I am still proud on this image I created about #teixml .

2022-12-19

Structure of a TEI-document :) (my diagram) #tei #xml #teixml

2022-12-19

Now preparing a presentation about #teixml . First point: Why do we need it at all? :)

2022-08-16

Delighted to see that another long-time friend and collaborator, @hcayless is part of a team receiving an #NEHgov Collaborative Research grant! The project director is Adam Mestyan and the project is "Digital Cairo: A Study of Urban Transformation, 1828–1914: Preparation of a digital database and interpretive website about the modernization of Cairo between 1828 and 1914."

I'm told there's Arabic #TEIXML involved.

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