| <sourceDesc> |
Supplies a bibliographic description of the letter
from which an electronic text was derived or
generated. Specifically for the DALF DTD, it has been extended
with an element that groups all letter-specific meta-information.
|
| Attributes |
|
| Example |
<sourceDesc>
<letDesc>
<letIdentifier>
<country>Belgium</country>
<settlement>Antwerp</settlement>
<repository>AMVC</repository>
<idno>S 154/1235</idno>
</letIdentifier>
<letHeading>
<author>Stijn Streuvels</author>
<addressee>Lannoo</addressee>
<placeLet>Ingooigem</placeLet>
<dateLet>1943-04-24</dateLet>
</letHeading>
<physDesc>
<type>letter</type>
<support>
<p>single page with pre-printed letterhead, writing on both sides</p>
</support>
<extent>
<dimensions>
<height units="mm">214</height>
<width units="mm">276</width>
</dimensions>
</extent>
</physDesc>
<envOcc occ="yes" />
<letContents>
<p>Joris Lannoo asks Streuvels what to do ...</p>
</letContents>
</letDesc>
</sourceDesc>
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| Note |
This element is taken over literally from the TEI scheme
(see http://www.tei-c.org/P4X/ref-SOUSTMT.html), and extended with the
<letDesc> DALF element.
|
| Class |
declarable[TEI] |
| Content |
Must contain one letter description. |
| Parents |
biblFull fileDesc |
| Children |
biblStruct letDesc note |
| Declaration |
<!ELEMENT sourceDesc %om.RR;
(biblStruct?, letDesc, note*)>
<!ATTLIST sourceDesc
%a.global;
%a.declarable;> |
| See further |
4. The DALF header |
