Some detailed phrase-level encoding

Names and references to things:

• persName:

  <persName>Baron Olivier of Brighton</persName> 

• placeName:

  <placeName>New York</placeName>, <placeName>New York</placeName> 

• orgName:

  <orgName>Podunk Sewing Club</orgName> 

• title:

  <title>Hamlet</title>, <title>La Gioconda</title> 

• rs:

  <rs>our nation's capital</rs> 

Analytic markup:

• measure:

  <measure commodity="seafood" unit="kg" quantity="1.36">3 pounds littlenecks</measure>

• date:

  <date when="1612-01-05">The Feast of Epiphany, 1611/12</date>

Linguistic features:

• foreign: foreign-language words
• distinct: dialect and distinctive usage
• soCalled: ironic usage
• mentioned: words referred to, not used
• term: special terminology
• emph: verbal emphasis

Generic elements:

• hi: words and phrases that are highlighted for reasons we don’t care about
• seg: words and phrases that we want to mark for some purpose...
• anchor: an anchor point in the text (for instance, marking the location of a note)

Basic Tagging, slide 10 of 14

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