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TM4DH (Topic Maps for Digital Humanities): Examples and Open Source Toolkit
Paper, by John A. Walsh
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My paper will discuss the use of Topic Maps to explore literary topics and navigate TEI-encoded literary texts. The presentation will include a brief introduction to Topic Maps and the XML Topic Map (XTM) syntax; an argument for the benefits of Topic Maps and similar metadata and ontology formats in electronic text and textual analysis applications; examples of fully-developed topic maps describing poetic genres and verse forms as well as the life and work of an individual author, Victorian poet Algernon Charles Swinburne. The presentation will conclude with a demonstration an open source Topic Map toolkit, developed by the author and consisting of a Java-based web application and XSLT stylesheets for the presentation and navigation of XML-based Topic Maps.
Authors
John A. Walsh
http://www.dlib.indiana.edu/~jawalsh ...
John A. is project leader of The Swinburne Project. He is author of Topic Maps in Digital.. , TM4DH (Topic Maps for.. , and Navigating a Sea of Texts:.. .
Projects
The Swinburne Project
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The Swinburne Project is a digital collection, or virtual archive, devoted to the life and work of Victorian poet Algernon Charles Swinburne. When ...
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Nowadays Topic Maps appears to be very suitable for being applied in Libraries, Archives and Museums. It provides a suitable model and mechanisms for depth indexing, classification and the implementation of FRBR, CIDOC-CRM or other conceptualizations.