Literary Prose Work Group
 
                        Objectives and Deadlines
 
                      Document Number:  TEI TR12P1
 
                    Draft August 2, 1991 (16:15:25)
 
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                               OBJECTIVES
 
 
1.    Reformulate this list of objectives.
2.    Summarize and report on the structural and formal features most
      useful for the encoding of literary prose of all kinds. Features
      discussed should include but need not be limited to formal aspects
      such as genre identification and structure.
3.    Consider and report on a representative range of purely interpre-
      tive characteristics such as metaphor, rhetorical tropes etc.
      which have been found of general usefulness in the literature.
4.    Consider and report on ways of identifying narrative structures
      within prose texts
5.    Draft modifications to the current draft Guidelines showing how
      existing tags may be appropriately used to encode such features
      (or a representative subset of them).
6.    Draft additional sections for the Guidelines defining whatever
      additional tags and attributes are necessary for the encoding of
      such features, wherever tags defined in the current draft do not
      suffice.
7.    Liaise closely with other workgroups working in related areas,
      notably TR10 (verse) and TR11 (performance texts).
 
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                             ADMINISTRATIVE
 
 
   Work group reports to Committee for Text Representation.  Head of the
work group is Tom Corns. Other proposed members are Donald Ross, Chris-
tian Delcourt and Paul Fortier.
 
   Funding is authorized for one meeting.
 

 
                               DEADLINES
 
 
   Any reformulation of objectives should be made before 1 September
1991.  Final report must be received by 31 October 1991.
 
 
                                         Draft August 2, 1991 (16:15:25)