It was great being able to partake in @TEIConsortium #TEI2024 via https://tei2024.tei-c.org/onlinesession! #greeningDH #ClimateCrisis #carbonFootprint
A special note of thanks to @gimenadelr for having us, as well as to @hcayless, @jamescummings, and Syd Bauman for their feedback & suggestions.
We keep on working.
Towards an LLM-powered encoding workflow for plays Hacia un flujo de trabajo de codificación para obras de teatro impulsado por LLM producing TEI/XMLs for DraCor in the age of ChatGPT Hi everyone, hola, Mi nombre es daniil, lo siento, no hablo espanol. So I’ll speak in english. And I will throw a...
Next up at #TEI2024, our talk:
"Chasing #CarmenNova: Encoding and Analysis of a TEI Version of the Crime Novella Allegedly Written by Umberto Eco"
Digital edition:
https://temporal-communities.github.io/carmen-nova/
@freieuniversitaet @DilanCakir @vji @npenke @TEIConsortium #DigitalHumanities
The Yiddish Drama Corpus is the latest addition to the #DraCor family of corpora:
https://dracor.org/yi
Today at #TEI2024 in Buenos Aires, we will talk about the <foreign> element in Yiddish.
Slides:
https://sreyfe.github.io/slides/2024-10-10-foreign-tag/
DraCor is not a website. DraCor is a showcase for the concept of Programmable Corpora. It revolves around an API that provides data extracted from TEI-encoded corpora. This website – dracor.org – uses this API to showcase some of the extractable information. Some data can be downloaded through the web interface. The more powerful, direct access point is the documented API.
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Ulrike Henny-Krahmer
Digital Humanities Uni Potsdam
Torsten Roeder
Frank Fischer