tanyaclement
Member
We'd like to point to freely available, well formatted TEI texts online (poetry, prose). Where is the best URL to send people? TEI By Example doesn't have whole texts. Projects Using TEI (http://www.tei-c.org/Activities/Projects/) is somewhat difficult to peruse, can have dead links, and doesn't indicate if the texts are available or not.
Any suggestions?
Christopher Thomson
Member
http://www.nzetc.org has a large collection of New Zealand and Pacific texts, including poetry, history, biography, autobiograpjy, periodicals, and lots more. Out of copyright works are generally available on a creative commons licence and the TEI file is available for download as well as epub and other formats in some cases. You'll find lots of great collections here that demonstrate a fairly large scale digital publishing use of TEI (though you might find some examples of more specialised uses in there as well).
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Arno Bosse
Member
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There's a fairly massive collection of German literary and broader cultural texts which can be accessed from the TextGrid Digital Library. Another good place to look is the Oxford Text Archive. This link from digital.humanities@oxford highlights some more recent conversions.
Kevin Hawkins
MemberBest Answer
I recommend http://wiki.tei-c.org/index.php/Samples_of_TEI_texts .
I recommend http://wiki.tei-c.org/index.php/Samples_of_TEI_texts .
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