Encoding Financial Records for Historical Research
This paper focuses on a thought experiment in which the authors propose an encoding system not unlike the contextual markup of prosopographies or gazetteers using TEI P5 that could be used to capture the particular financial semantics involved in HFRs. This possible system is expressed as a TEI “ext...
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| description | This paper focuses on a thought experiment in which the authors propose an encoding system not unlike the contextual markup of prosopographies or gazetteers using TEI P5 that could be used to capture the particular financial semantics involved in HFRs. This possible system is expressed as a TEI “extension” customization, and is flexible enough to encode the subgenre of financial records called “double-entry accounts,” a bookkeeping method for recording transfers of goods or services in exchange for currency or credit. Real-world markup examples are from the Wheaton College Digital History Project. A preliminary version of the ODD is currently available on Encoding Historical Financial Records (http://www.customization.encodinghfrs.org/). |
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| spelling | doaj-art-7cdbbd2bdc79440d98e48125f2bbc3ab2025-01-30T13:56:19ZdeuText Encoding Initiative ConsortiumJournal of the Text Encoding Initiative2162-56032017-09-01610.4000/jtei.895Encoding Financial Records for Historical ResearchKathryn TomasekSyd BaumanThis paper focuses on a thought experiment in which the authors propose an encoding system not unlike the contextual markup of prosopographies or gazetteers using TEI P5 that could be used to capture the particular financial semantics involved in HFRs. This possible system is expressed as a TEI “extension” customization, and is flexible enough to encode the subgenre of financial records called “double-entry accounts,” a bookkeeping method for recording transfers of goods or services in exchange for currency or credit. Real-world markup examples are from the Wheaton College Digital History Project. A preliminary version of the ODD is currently available on Encoding Historical Financial Records (http://www.customization.encodinghfrs.org/).https://journals.openedition.org/jtei/895historical financial recordsdouble-entry accountstransactionographyTEI guidelinesTEI ODDTEI customization |
| spellingShingle | Kathryn Tomasek Syd Bauman Encoding Financial Records for Historical Research Journal of the Text Encoding Initiative historical financial records double-entry accounts transactionography TEI guidelines TEI ODD TEI customization |
| title | Encoding Financial Records for Historical Research |
| title_full | Encoding Financial Records for Historical Research |
| title_fullStr | Encoding Financial Records for Historical Research |
| title_full_unstemmed | Encoding Financial Records for Historical Research |
| title_short | Encoding Financial Records for Historical Research |
| title_sort | encoding financial records for historical research |
| topic | historical financial records double-entry accounts transactionography TEI guidelines TEI ODD TEI customization |
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