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Releases of the TEI Guidelines Dedication Preface and Acknowledgments About These Guidelines A Gentle Introduction to XML Languages and Character Sets Language Identification Characters and Character Sets
The TEI Infrastructure The TEI Header Organization of the TEI Header The File Description The Encoding Description The Project Description The Sampling Declaration The Editorial Practices Declaration The Tagging Declaration The Default Style Definition Language Declaration The Reference System Declaration The Classification Declaration The Geographic Coordinates Declaration The Unit Declaration The Schema Specification The Application Information Element Module-Specific Declarations
The Profile Description Non-TEI Metadata The Revision Description Minimal and Recommended Headers Note for Library Cataloguers The TEI Header Module
Elements Available in All TEI Documents Paragraphs Treatment of Punctuation Highlighting and Quotation Terms and Glosses, Ruby Annotations, and Equivalents and Descriptions Simple Editorial Changes Names, Numbers, Dates, Abbreviations, and Addresses Simple Links and Cross-References Lists Notes, Annotation, and Indexing Graphics and Other Non-textual Components Reference Systems Bibliographic Citations and References Passages of Verse or Drama Overview of the Core Module
Default Text Structure Characters, Glyphs, and Writing Modes Verse Performance Texts Transcriptions of Speech Dictionaries Manuscript Description Representation of Primary Sources Digital Facsimiles Combining Transcription with Facsimile Scope of Transcriptions Aspects of Layout Transcription and Ruby Headers, Footers, and Similar Matter Identifying Changes and Revisions Other Primary Source Features not Covered in these Guidelines Module for Transcription of Primary Sources
Critical Apparatus Names, Dates, People, and Places Tables, Formulæ, Graphics, and Notated Music Language Corpora Linking, Segmentation, and Alignment Simple Analytic Mechanisms Feature Structures Organization of this Chapter Elementary Feature Structures and the Binary Feature Value Other Atomic Feature Values Feature Libraries and Feature-Value Libraries Feature Structures as Complex Feature Values Re-entrant Feature Structures Collections as Complex Feature Values Feature Value Expressions Default Values Linking Text and Analysis Feature System Declaration Formal Definition and Implementation
Graphs, Networks, and Trees Non-hierarchical Structures Certainty, Precision, and Responsibility Documentation Elements Using the TEI Model Classes Attribute Classes Elements Attributes Datatypes and Other Macros Bibliography Deprecations Prefatory Notes Colophon