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<derivation>

derivation

describes the nature and extent of originality of this text.

Module corpusCCAHTD

Attributes

@typecategorizes the derivation of the text.
Status
Optional
Datatype
teidata.enumerated
Sample values
original
text is original
revision
text is a revision of some other text
translation
text is a translation of some other text
abridgment
text is an abridged version of some other text
plagiarism
text is plagiarized from some other text
traditional
text has no obvious source but is one of a number derived from some common ancestor
<div type="verse">
  <head>Night in Tarras</head>
  <lg type="stanza">
    <l>At evening tramping on the hot white road</l>
    <l>…</l>
  </lg>
  <lg type="stanza">
    <l>A wind sprang up from nowhere as the sky</l>
    <l>…</l>
  </lg>
</div>

Classes and content

Member of
May contain

dictionaries

header

textcrit

Character data

  • character data
Contained by

corpus

Note

For derivative texts, details of the ancestor may be included in the source description.

Examples

<derivation type="original"/>
<derivation type="translation" source="#rosette"/>
<!--  ...    -->
<!--  in the sourceDesc:    -->
<bibl xml:id="rosette">
  <author>de Béranger, Pierre-Jean</author>. <date>1839</date>. "<title level="a">Rosette</title>". In <editor>H. Fournier</editor>, ed. <title level="m">Œuvres complètes de Béranger</title>. <biblScope unit="volume">Vol 2</biblScope> (p. <biblScope unit="page">29-30</biblScope>).</bibl>

Content model

<content>
    <macroRef key="macro.phraseSeq.limited"/>
  </content>