Closed BOberreither closed 1 year ago
@linxOD updated description
@linxOD I think this statement:
<https://sk.acdh.oeaw.ac.at/D_000068-044-000/relation/text10713> a ns1:INT3_IntertextualRelationship ;
rdfs:label "Intertextual relation"@en ;
ns1:R12_has_referred_to_entity <https://sk.acdh.oeaw.ac.at/text10713> ;
ns1:R13_has_referring_entity <https://sk.acdh.oeaw.ac.at/D_000068-044-000/passage/288> .
is a result of this issue; or is it
<https://sk.acdh.oeaw.ac.at/text10713/relation/D_000068-044-000/text10713> a ns1:INT3_IntertextualRelationship ;
rdfs:label "Intertextual relation"@en ;
ns1:R12_has_referred_to_entity <https://sk.acdh.oeaw.ac.at/text10713/passage/D_000068-044-000/text10713> ;
ns1:R13_has_referring_entity <https://sk.acdh.oeaw.ac.at/D_000068-044-000/passage/text10713> .
?
quote[starts-with(@source, "https://fackel")]
Currently, there are already a lot of text passages and segments built from these note elements:
Three new statements:
Now we need to
One statement each.
First, the Text Passage:
@source
in a range-element in fackel_quotes.xml (in auxiliary indexes) and taking the parent::text/textID/text()@id
in the cascaded xml, then take this element's@titleText
.Now, the Segment:
@source
, the 3 digits after the comma, minus the zeros in the front; and a "S. "@source
@issue
of the issue-element in cascaded xml that's the ancestor of the text element referred to by the text-id (for example:@issue="395-397"
- URI of the issue's F24 = https://sk.acdh.oeaw.ac.at/issue395-397/published-expression).Finally, the intertextual relation:
(This time, the legal files quote the fackel texts.)
Voila!
EDIT: Bold stuff