Digital Humanities - XML-TEI encoding approaches applied to folk literature
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O curso online "Digital Humanities - XML-TEI encoding approaches applied to folk literature" terá lugar nos dias 27 – 28 de setembro de 2024. A coordenação do curso é de Sandra Boto (Universidade NOVA de Lisboa). As inscrições são gratuitas e podem ser feitas até dia 20 de setembro. Mais informações e inscrições aqui. Scientific Organization Sandra Boto, New University of Lisbon, Portugal & HPC Chair (*) (Chair & Course coordinator) Carla Castro, University of Évora, Portugal & HPC Chair (*) Pedro Ferré, University of Algarve & HPC Chair (*) Álvaro Piquero Rodríguez, Complutense University of Madrid, Spain Rationale The semantic representation of literary texts from the oral tradition raises specific problems which may not be handled in a straightforward way. The definition of a markup using the XML-TEI standard is a viable option in order to deal with their peculiar features. This course will explore the basic principles of the TEI (Text Encoding Initiative) infrastructure, and then look at concrete cases Syllabus Text analysis Text encoding Extensive Markup Language Hands-on: encoding exercises Course programme Day 1 (27 September 2024; 14:00-18:00) 14:00 Welcome 1. What can you see in a text? A data and metadata approach Representation and processing issues 2. The TEI (Text Encoding Initiative) infrastructure Understanding the XML (Extensive Markup Language) syntax The TEI principles: all about customization Creating a TEI document 3. Specific representation issues regarding the folk literature Looking at a few folk poetry projects working with TEI: goals, achievements, constraints 18:00 End of Day 1 Day 2 (28 September 2024; 09:00-13:00) 09:00 Welcome 4. Analysis of a set of folk texts encoded with TEI 5. Hands-on: encoding exercises 13:00 Farewell and end of the course Lecturers Dr. Sandra Boto, HPC Chair / Évora University Registration Registration for the course is open until the 20th of September.