XSL: Characteristics, Status and Potentials for the Humanities
Wendell Piez
What is XSL
[slide 1]
XSL Specification in three documents
[slide 2]
XSL, XSLT, and XPath
[slide 3]
What is XSLT
[slide 4]
XSLT processor
[slide 5]
Features of XSLT
[slide 6]
Applying XSL to TEI
[slide 7]
Stylesheets to convert to non-XML formats
[slide 8]
Stylesheets for analytical processing
[slide 9]
Kinds of Analytical Work
[slide 10]
Assembling, grouping, sorting
[slide 11]
An XSLT concordancer for TEI
[slide 12]
Strengths and weaknesses of the technique
[slide 13]
XSLT as an analytical tool box
[slide 14]
Text representation or text mapping
[slide 15]
Validation and normalization
[slide 16]
Near-conclusions
[slide 17]
Questions Raised
[slide 18]
New/Old Lessons
[slide 19]