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Challenging new views on familiar plotlines: A discussion of the use of XML in the development of a scholarly tool for literary pedagogy

机译:在熟悉的情节上挑战新观点:在开发文学教学法学术工具中使用XML的讨论

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This article describes PlotVisML, a simple, flexible XML schema for encoding literary narratives that was developed by an interdisciplinary team of researchers in literary studies, interface design, computing studies, and education as part of a research project on reading, writing, and teaching complex literary narrative. PlotVisML is a simple, adaptable schema consisting of five key elements: , , and (tags for marking up narrative events), and and (tags for encoding narrative objects). Fictional narratives that have been marked up using PlotVisML can be visualized in PlotVis, a digital scholarly tool that allows users to model and interact with literary narratives in three dimensions. Both PlotVis, an interactive visualization tool, and PlotVisML, our custom XML schema for encoding literary narratives, were designed to permit challenging new views on familiar plotlines and, more importantly, to depart from conventional ways of modeling narrative in literary instruction. In discussing the process of developing PlotVisML, we contribute to the ongoing discussion of text encoding as a form of close reading (e.g., Liepert, 2009).
机译:本文介绍了PlotVisML,这是一种用于编码文学叙事的简单,灵活的XML模式,由跨学科的文学研究,界面设计,计算研究和教育领域的研究人员团队开发,是阅读,写作和教学综合研究项目的一部分文学叙事。 PlotVisML是一种简单,可调整的架构,由五个关键元素组成:(用于标记叙事事件的标记)以及(用于对叙事对象进行编码的标记)。使用PlotVisML标记的虚构叙事可以在PlotVis中可视化,PlotVis是一种数字学术工具,允许用户在三个维度上对文学叙事进行建模和交互。交互式可视化工具PlotVis和我们的用于对文学叙事进行编码的自定义XML模式PlotVisML都旨在允许对熟悉的情节线上的新视图提出挑战,更重要的是,它摆脱了传统的在文学教学中为叙事建模的方式。在讨论开发PlotVisML的过程时,我们为正在进行的文本编码作为近距离阅读的形式做出了贡献(例如Liepert,2009)。

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    《Literary & linguistic computing》 |2013年第2期|199-208|共10页
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    Department of English, The University of British Columbia,Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada;

    Department of Language and Literacy Education, The University of British Columbia, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada;

    Department of English, The University of British Columbia,Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada;

    Department of English, The University of British Columbia, 373-1873 East Mall, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada V6T 1Z1;

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