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<bibl type="originalSource">
<author>Jakob Ayrer</author>: <title level="a">Tragedia Thesei, des zehenten Königs zu
Athen, von den vierzehen Tributkindern, mit 41 Personen, hat 8 Actus</title>. In:
<title level="s">Ayrers Dramen</title>. Herausgegeben von <editor>Adelbert von
Keller</editor>. <biblScope unit="volume">Zweiter</biblScope> Band.
<pubPlace>Stuttgart</pubPlace>: <publisher>Litterarischer Verein</publisher>
<date>1865</date>, S. <biblScope unit="page" from="1207" to="1303"
>1207–1303</biblScope>.</bibl>
vs.
<bibl type="originalSource">
<title>Goethes Werke. Hamburger Ausgabe in 14 Bänden. Textkritisch durchgesehen und mit
Anmerkungen versehen von Erich Trunz, Hamburg: Christian Wegener, 1948 ff.
[Seitenkonkordanz zu einer Mischauflage aus den Jahren 1959 und 1960.]</title>
</bibl>
Why is the bibliographic reference in the second case wrapped in and an additional <title> element?
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Thanks for pointing to this. This is just occurring in GerDraCor. The example below is still how TextGrid encoded the original sources, just by wrapping <title> around the entire bibl info. I am working retroactively to make this info better, like in the example above. We are actually using the bibl info in the metadata file (publisher, place, year and number of pages); the GerDraCor metadata table would be a good place to check how much is already updated (I'd guess around 30% of the files). New GerDraCor files are always encoded with richer bibl info, while I update older files from time to time (we're consulting actual print editions for this, which makes it so cumbersome 😊). It will still take some time, but on the long run, we want to update the thin bibl info from TextGrid for the whole corpus.
vs.
Why is the bibliographic reference in the second case wrapped in and an additional <title> element?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: