Una propuesta de integración del sistema de formularios de bases de datos MYSQL con etiquetado TEIReMetCa, Repertorio digital de la métrica medieval castellana
- Elena González-Blanco García 1
- Clara Isabel Martínez Cantón 1
- María Dolores Martos Pérez 1
- María Gimena del Río Riande 2
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Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia
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- 2 Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas (Argentina)
- López Poza, Sagrario (ed. lit.)
- Pena Sueiro, Nieves (ed. lit.)
Editorial: SIELAE ; Universidade da Coruña
Any de publicació: 2014
Pàgines: 209-219
Tipus: Capítol de llibre
Resum
ReMetCa, Repertorio Métrico Digital de la Poesía Medieval Castellana (Digital Repertoire on the Metrics of the Medieval Castilian Poetry) is an online, open access metrical repertoire on Medieval Castilian poetry. ReMetCa is a born digital project that gathers poetic testimonies from the 12th century (epics, ballads, cuadernavia, etc.) up to the rich and varied poetic manifestations of the 15th-16th century Castilian Cancioneros. Although metrical studies on Spanish Medieval poetry have been developing fast over the past few years, researchers have not yet created a digital tool to undertake complex searches on the Castilian corpus as it has already been done with other medieval lyrical traditions in Romance languages, such as the Galician-Portuguese (MedDB), French (BedTrouveres, Nouveau Naetebus), Occitan (BedT), or the Medieval poetry in Latin (Pedecerto), just to name a few of them. The project is based on the integration of traditional metrical and poetic studies (rhythm, rhyme patterns, etc.) with Digital Humanities, the tagging systems TEI-XML, and the creation of a database to undertake online simultaneous searches by means of a simple interface created through MySQL. We will explain here our final decision in relation to our database, a hybrid model (relational and XML) that covers our needs when working with our poems. The possibility of adding TEI code (especially its module verse) helped us to work on free complex searches through our schemes (without considering poems or strophes as a whole), and to retrieve the poetic texts related to those metrical or rhymatic schemes.