TEI encoding of Hartmann von Aue – digital

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Magnificat Cultura i Literatura Medievals Pub Date : 2023-12-06 DOI:10.7203/mclm.10.26027

Victor Millet, Lorena Pérez Ben

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Abstract

Hartmann von Aue was a fundamental and widely recognized German author of the end of the 12th century. Currently we are working on digital editions of Hartmann’s four narrative works, which are being hosted in the heiEditions digital edition infrastructure of the Universitätsbibliothek Heidelberg. This paper presents the main aspects of the TEI tagging model, developed in conjunction with the German institution and applied homogeneously to the four editions.

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哈特曼-冯-奥厄的 TEI 编码 - 数字版

哈特曼·冯·奥是12世纪末一位重要的、被广泛认可的德国作家。目前，我们正在制作哈特曼的四部叙事作品的数字版本，它们被托管在Universitätsbibliothek海德堡的heeditions数字版本基础设施中。本文介绍了与德国机构共同开发的TEI标签模型的主要方面，并将其均匀地应用于四个版本。

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