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Journal of the Text Encoding Initiative

ISSN 2162-5603 · Text Encoding Initiative Consortium · 168 artikel di indeks

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    Preserving a LISTSERV Archive in TEI: The Case of TEI-L

    Syd Bauman; Elisa Beshero-Bondar

    Journal of the Text Encoding Initiative, Vol. 19 · 2026 · Italia · DOAJ

    “Can the archives of an email list be stored in TEI?” This paper addresses this question with special attention to the challenges of data retrieval from the TEI-L LISTSERV and the mapping of email contents and metadata to XML and TEI. Our experiments with TEI data modeling involve adapting encoding…

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    Data on the Move

    Stefan Dumont; Sabine Seifert; Tobias Kraft dkk.

    Journal of the Text Encoding Initiative, Vol. 18 · 2026 · Italia · DOAJ

    The edition humboldt digital (ehd) is published not only as an HTML website, but also as a data publication. While the website presents the digital edition, the data represent it. The underlying data model is derived from several standards (TEI, DTABf, ediarum.BASE.data-model) with the help of ODD…

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    De Catulo a Wikidata

    Carlos Javier Nusch; Gabriel Alejandro Calarco; Gimena del Rio Riande dkk.

    Journal of the Text Encoding Initiative (2026) · 2026 · Italia · DOAJ

    This article presents a set of automated procedures applied to the encoding and analysis of a poetic corpus comprising the works of Gaius Valerius Catullus, Albius Tibullus, and Sextus Propertius. To this end, we designed a reproducible pipeline of automated steps to encode and analyze Latin texts…

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    From Sketch to Edition: A Digital Approach to Beethoven’s Notirungsbuch K and the Concept of Fluid Transcription

    Johannes Kepper; Richard York Sänger; Jan-Peter Voigt

    Journal of the Text Encoding Initiative, Vol. 18 · 2026 · Italia · DOAJ

    A common task in the humanities is to explore the genesis of textual or musical works. While the creative processes behind a composition are usually not directly accessible, they can sometimes be inferred from traces left on scrap paper. For genetic editions, such traces are crucial for…

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    Encoding Hadith-Based Premodern Islamic Texts with TEI

    Adrien de Jarmy; Clarck Junior Membourou Moimecheme

    Journal of the Text Encoding Initiative (2026) · 2026 · Italia · DOAJ

    Over the past decade, TEI XML models for Arabic have primarily addressed linguistic and grammatical problems, particularly in encoding Arabic lexica and managing textual variations in manuscripts. Nevertheless, despite the variety of text-specific TEI encoding practices, there remains a clear need…

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    mei-friend

    Werner Goebl; David M. Weigl

    Journal of the Text Encoding Initiative, Vol. 18 · 2026 · Italia · DOAJ

    This article presents mei-friend, a free and open-source editor for music encodings. Whereas traditional music-encoding workflows involve iterative sequences of XML editing, rendering, and visual inspection of the score image, mei-friend is a synoptic editor that provides synchronized, interactive…

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    3D Text Encoding and TEI

    Jun Ogawa; Kiyonori Nagasaki; Ikki Ohmukai dkk.

    Journal of the Text Encoding Initiative, Vol. 18 · 2026 · Italia · DOAJ

    This paper explores the integration of 3D technology in digital humanities, focusing on the increasing enthusiasm for 3D research practices in the field. It discusses the adoption of 3D methods in research and the challenge of advancing the field, particularly the representation of “text” in 3D…

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    Representing Multilingual Medieval Glossing: The TEI and Walter de Bibbesworth’s Tretiz

    Edward Mills; Thomas Hinton; Charlotte Tupman dkk.

    Journal of the Text Encoding Initiative (2026) · 2026 · Italia · DOAJ

    This article offers a close study in using TEI to represent the distinctive forms of multilingual glossing found in premodern texts, including where existing norms for encoding practice may not always leave room for the specificities of medieval practice. Drawing on the data set from a new edition…

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    CalDraCor: un corpus computacional para el estudio de la obra dramática de Calderón de la Barca

    Hanno Ehrlicher; Antonio Rojas Castro

    Journal of the Text Encoding Initiative, Vol. 19 · 2026 · Italia · DOAJ

    Calderón Drama Corpus (CalDraCor) is a corpus of plays written by Pedro Calderón de la Barca prepared for computational analysis.2 Comprising 205 plays, the corpus represents an unprecedented effort to digitise and structure the dramatic legacy of one of the greatest exponents of Spanish theatre…

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    Notes from the Front: Resisting Maximalism in Your Minimal Edition

    Francesca Giannetti

    Journal of the Text Encoding Initiative, Vol. 19 · 2026 · Italia · DOAJ

    Minimal editions have become popular because they address the problem of curating texts under a set of constraints—practical, conceptual, technical, and editorial. But the encoding and publication workflows, even for minimal editions, run the risk of becoming bloated if the editor loses sight of…

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    Interfaces de visualización y criterios de accesibilidad. La edición digital de la primera parte del Sferamundi di Grecia (1558) de Mambrino Roseo da Fabriano

    Stefano Bazzaco

    Journal of the Text Encoding Initiative, Vol. 19 · 2025 · Italia · DOAJ

    2. ABSTRACT (ENGLISH) The present study aims to examine the field of visualization interfaces for TEI-based scholarly digital editions, following the criteria of diversity, inclusivity, and accessibility of digital resources promoted by the European Union’s Accessibility Act as a reference point…

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    Una solución minimalista al problema de la representación de la red semántica de motivos artísticos del Libro de Alexandre.

    Gabriel Alejandro Calarco

    Journal of the Text Encoding Initiative, Vol. 19 · 2025 · Italia · DOAJ

    This paper aims to address a challenge encountered in the initial stages of developing my digital edition of ekphrasis fragments from the Libro de Alexandre. Specifically, the markup of artistic motifs within these fragments emerged as a pivotal aspect of my research, alongside the creation of a…

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    From OxGarage to TEIGarage and MEIGarage

    Peter Stadler; Anne Ferger; Daniel Röwenstrunk

    Journal of the Text Encoding Initiative, Vol. 17 · 2025 · Italia · DOAJ

    OxGarage is a user-friendly web service and RESTful API for managing document transformation. It has a rich history of usage and development within the digital humanities. Its open and flexible structure enables seamless integration of new plugins and features, making it a versatile infrastructure…

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    Using OpenRefine to Encode Edgeworth’s Correspondence and Entity Indices

    Meredith L. Hale

    Journal of the Text Encoding Initiative, Vol. 19 · 2025 · Italia · DOAJ

    The Maria Edgeworth Letters Project (MELP) aims to make an open-access digital archive containing the complete correspondence of the Anglo-Irish Regency author Maria Edgeworth (1768–1849) and her circle. TEI is central to this project, as it is used to encode the text of the letters, create indices…

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    Creating Parts from MEI-Encoded Musical Scores: Encoding Guidelines and a Part-Extraction Tool

    Oleksii Sapov-Erlinger

    Journal of the Text Encoding Initiative, Vol. 18 · 2025 · Italia · DOAJ

    Musical performance requires the availability of individual instrumental or vocal parts from a full score. While it is possible to manually encode a score and its parts separately, automating this process is more efficient. This can be achieved through two converse methodologies: either by encoding…

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    Applied Text as Graph (ATAG) in an Algorithmic Edition

    Andreas Kuczera

    Journal of the Text Encoding Initiative, Vol. 18 · 2025 · Italia · DOAJ

    The “Applied Text as Graph” (ATAG) methodology introduces a transformative framework for digital scholarly editing that addresses key challenges in text modeling, annotation, and citation with exceptional granularity (https:// github. com/ THM-Graphs/). By representing texts as interconnected…

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    ¿Cómo editar los censos de personas esclavizadas?

    Clayton McCarl

    Journal of the Text Encoding Initiative, Vol. 19 · 2025 · Italia · DOAJ

    This article reflects on the process of creating digital editions of the enumerations of enslaved persons produced in various languages in the Americas between the sixteenth and nineteenth centuries. By way of example, the study considers four brief censuses in Spanish corresponding to populations…

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    La codificación en XML-TEI del teatro español del Siglo de Oro: problemas, soluciones, ortodoxia y heterodoxia

    Emanuele Leboffe

    Journal of the Text Encoding Initiative, Vol. 19 · 2025 · Italia · DOAJ

    2. Abstract This article analyzes some of the major digital critical edition projects focused on Spanish Golden Age theater and developed over the last decade, highlighting the complexities associated with encoding texts of this kind. It then examines how these projects, in some cases, may approach…

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    Distributed Data Storage Instead of a Primarily Local Solution?

    Severin Kolb; Matthias Schrinner

    Journal of the Text Encoding Initiative, Vol. 18 · 2025 · Italia · DOAJ

    This paper delves into the challenges of creating a comprehensive digital catalog of sources and works for the oeuvre of Franz Liszt, focusing on metadata management. Despite Liszt’s prolific and multifaceted output, existing attempts at systematization have been hindered by the fluidity and…