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Literary and Linguistic Computing 2004 19(1):45-54; doi:10.1093/llc/19.1.45
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Presentational and Representational Issues in Correspondence Reconstruction and Sorting

Edward Vanhoutte1 and Ron Van den Branden1

1 Centre for Scholarly Editing and Document Studies, Royal Academy of Dutch Language and Literature, Belgium

When theorizing about correspondence reconstruction and sorting, we first need both a definition of ‘a letter’ and of ‘correspondence’. In this article, we propose such definitions and investigate the impact of our understanding of what correspondence reconstruction is on the production of the DALF formal framework for the transcription of epistolary material. The focus of the paper is on the instruments built into DALF for allowing all types of sorting and classification, hence correspondence reconstruction.


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