Bytes, Words, Texts: The Anglo-Norman Dictionary and its Text-Base
This paper summarizes how the Anglo-Norman Dictionary project has developed from an originally paper-based and print dictionary, to a fully digital, freely available online resource, comprising not only the Dictionary itself, but a substantial text-base in the same XML format as the Dictionary. The...
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doaj-f9846756f632454eb613841154c3e0582020-11-25T00:50:07ZengOpen Library of HumanitiesDigital Medievalist1715-07362012-02-01710.16995/dm.3535Bytes, Words, Texts: The Anglo-Norman Dictionary and its Text-BaseDavid Trotter0Aberystwyth UniversityThis paper summarizes how the Anglo-Norman Dictionary project has developed from an originally paper-based and print dictionary, to a fully digital, freely available online resource, comprising not only the Dictionary itself, but a substantial text-base in the same XML format as the Dictionary. The paper reviews the history of the Dictionary; the principles of structured encoding; the relationship between the citations (attestations) in the Dictionary, as instances of 'parole', and the broader Anglo-Norman language (the langue); and the detailed encoding of entries.https://journal.digitalmedievalist.org/articles/35DictionariesAnglo-NormanText-basesEncodingeXtensible Markup Language (XML) |
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Digital Medievalist |
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This paper summarizes how the Anglo-Norman Dictionary project has developed from an originally paper-based and print dictionary, to a fully digital, freely available online resource, comprising not only the Dictionary itself, but a substantial text-base in the same XML format as the Dictionary. The paper reviews the history of the Dictionary; the principles of structured encoding; the relationship between the citations (attestations) in the Dictionary, as instances of 'parole', and the broader Anglo-Norman language (the langue); and the detailed encoding of entries. |
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