Scott Hudson wrote:
> In the examples I converted from Jon Bosak, I used:
> <preface remap="PERSONAE">
> <title remap="TITLE">Dramatis Personae</title>
>
> <para>
> <personname remap="PERSONA">LEAR, king of Britain </personname>
> </para>
>
> For stage direction, we used:
> <para remap="STAGEDIR">Sennet. Enter KING LEAR, CORNWALL,
> ALBANY, GONERIL, REGAN,
> CORDELIA, and Attendants</para>
>
> I'd prefer to limit the number of tags we add, unless there is a
> specific semantic need to do so. I could see the addition of drama, as a
> higher-level wrapper though...
You're highjacking preface for the cast?
I think that's a good semantic reason.
Without the remap, you'd need something to identify a stage direction.
Again, I think (for plays) this warrants a single element?
Too limiting Scott?
<personas>
....
seems so common in drama as to be required IMHO.
regards
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