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> Do anyone of you, know about a DTD scheme that relates > to representation of drama, poems, rhimes and prose. Perhaps > a developed version of XCES or something like this. I am > involved in a project, where verses are willingly annotated > by types of rhimes, vowel orders, line suffixes, ... Any suggestion > is welcome. The TEI (Text Encoding Initiative) DTD includes elements for markup of drama, poetry, and prose. I used it in the past to markup a (small) collection of poetry for the purpose of computer-aided text analysis. TEI is an international project to develop guidelines for the encoding of textual material in electronic form for research purposes. Go to the TEI home page for more information: http://www.tei-c.org/index.html The only thing is, as far as I know the TEI DTD is still only in SGML, not XML. The DTD is huge and complex, and I'm sure it's very difficult, if not impossible, to translate it into an XML DTD. But I haven't been on top of TEI development at all so I don't know if they're trying. Hope this helps, Linda
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