Towards a Standard of Encoding Medieval Charters with XML

Vogeler, Georg

doi:10.1093/llc/fqi031

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“…This approach was successfully pilotstudied by [13] and therefore further promoted in [28]. The tedious -yet necessary-transcription task to be performed by the historian knowledge-engineer can, must, and will be supported by specialized markup tools like the ones presented in this paper, which are -to our best knowledge-the specialized markup tools of their kind for the domain of History Informatics (especially as far as medieval European history is concerned).…”

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New specialist tools for medieval document XML markup

Vogeler

Grüner

Burkard

2007

Proceedings of the 2007 ACM Symposium on Applied Computing

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New specialist tools for medieval document XML markup

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Grüner

Burkard

2007

Proceedings of the 2007 ACM Symposium on Applied Computing

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“…CEI adds further formal abstractions that are relevant to charters such as <issuer>, <recipient>, <scribe> and <addressee>, <issuePlace> and <issueDate>, and there is tagging available that presents transmission information about the charter. As Georg Vogeler wrote in the early days of the initiative, these documents 'reflect [ed] contemporary attitudes and mindsets as regards legal and representation issues and [...] are tools of diplomatic criticism' 4 . By marking up these texts using the CEI conventions, he believed that one created 'a platform for seeing the European Middle Ages as they are reflected in their charters.'…”

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“…By marking up these texts using the CEI conventions, he believed that one created 'a platform for seeing the European Middle Ages as they are reflected in their charters.' 5…”

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Exploring a Model for the Semantics of Medieval Legal Charters

Bradley

Broun

Rio³

et al. 2019

IJHAC

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This paper describes several aspects of a formal digital semantic model that expresses some issues presented by medieval charters. Surprisingly, perhaps, this model does not deal directly with a charter's text and is not mark-up based. Instead, it draws on the authors’ experience with the construction of three highly structured factoid-oriented prosopographical databases that drew heavily on charter sources, and that also did not explicitly contain a digital representation of the charter texts. The paper explains the way in which the structured data model thus derived differs from text-oriented approaches such as TEI/CEI work that has been done so far on charters. It presents a view on why this factoid-based model seems to capture more readily some of the complexity in the apparent meanings of the charters, and suggests that this is because it is also more likely to relate to a richer conception of the broader medieval world in which these charters were created than text-oriented work does. Finally, drawing on recent work on the ChartEx project, it explores how a combined approach, that takes the best of both text-markup and structured data modelling techniques, could evolve in the future.

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El ordenador como herramienta para la investigación diplomática: evo-lución y perspectivas

Calleja-Puerta¹,

Ortiz²

2023

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El propósito del artículo es analizar cómo ha evolucionado el uso de los ordenadores para la investigación diplomática a lo largo del último medio siglo, para establecer un estado de la cuestión y las posi-bles perspectivas. Para ello se procede a un análisis de la bibliografía relevante en lengua española, inglesa, francesa e italiana que se ha ocupado de la metodología de la investigación diplomática en las últimas décadas, así como de aquellos trabajos que han planteado propuestas específicas del uso del ordenador para la edición y análisis de documentos históricos. El artículo pone en evidencia las fases en las que la evolución tecnológica ha ido condicionando sus posibles usos en el análisis diplomático, y concluye que las posibilidades analíticas del ordenador para la disciplina aún están infrautilizadas.

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Towards a Standard of Encoding Medieval Charters with XML

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New specialist tools for medieval document XML markup

New specialist tools for medieval document XML markup

Exploring a Model for the Semantics of Medieval Legal Charters

El ordenador como herramienta para la investigación diplomática: evo-lución y perspectivas

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