[tei-council] TEI TITE question
Kevin Hawkins
kevin.s.hawkins at ultraslavonic.info
Tue May 8 10:47:02 EDT 2012
Wait, now we're talking about mapping between various XML schemes, each
of which represent italics. This is a different matter.
My point is that we should offer a clear way to represent
undifferentiated italicized text in TEI. Right now, "<hi>" is not a
clear way to do this.
On 5/8/2012 10:40 AM, Piotr Bański wrote:
> It seems to me that<i>,<it>,<ital> and friends are on the leaves of
> interoperability -- they are what often has to be aligned between
> formats. In the trunk, or pivot, sits the<hi> element, with a multitude
> of ways of describing it further, if necessary (even including a pointer
> to an external reference system that defines "italic"). This is the rich
> core through which the flow of interoperability should be directed. Add
> <i> to<hi> and the result is an increase, instead of decrease, of
> messiness. It opens the way for all the other HTML 3.2 stuff.
>
> P.
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