Wendell,
With this in mind, it would be interesting to know your position
vis-a-vis questions of formats and XML standards -- e.g. if you expect
to be working a lot with JATS/BITS, there is a JATS mailing list to
which you might be directed.
Along these lines, in my XSLT class last year we wrote an XSLT file
converting TEI <biblStruct> and its descendants into RIS (you might have
seen the announcement on the TEI list). This year, I am thinking of
doing a similar job for <bibStruct> to JATS-bibliography. As far as I
know, nothing like this yet exists. Have you heard otherwise (don't want
to reinvent any wheels...)?
Regards,
Chuck
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Faculty of Letters
University of Tokyo
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Tokyo 113-8654, Japan
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Web Site: Resources for East Asian Language and Thought
http://www.acmuller.net
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