fantasai wrote:

> [...]
> This citation:
>   'Is not the attitude of the heroes of <i>MASH</i>, however,
>   precisely that of an active <i>disidentification</i>?'
>   (&#381;i&#382;ek, <i>Plague</i> 22).
>
> as this:
>   'Is not the attitude of the heroes of <citetitle>MASH</citetitle>,
>   however, precisely that of an active
>   <emphasis>disidentification</emphasis>?'
>   <citation>(&#381;i&#382;ek, <citetitle>Plague</citetitle>
>   22)</citation>.
>
> And this bibliographic entry:
>   <p style="text-indent: -1em; margin-left: 1em;">&#381;i&#382ek,
>     Slavoj. <i>The Plague of Fantasies</i>.  Wo Es War.  Ed.
>     &#381;i&#382;ek. Verso.  London:  New Left Books, 1997.</p>
>
> as this:
>   <bibliomixed>&#381;i&#382ek, Slavoj. <citetitle>The Plague of
>      Fantasies</citetitle>.  Wo Es War.  Ed. &#381;i&#382;ek.
>      Verso.  London:  New Left Books, 1997.</bibliomixed>
> [...]

This stuff is delicious ... makes me smack my lips! On the strength of
examples like this, and using WP5.1, I created something like an ontology
for an R&D project's docs, and it worked like a charm, once it was in
place. (As needed, I could affect changes on the entire document set using
WP macros.) But I have to wonder about ramifications; I can see DocBook on
the horizon, but when does this sort of markup begin?

Will no document be viewable publically on zope until/unless it has reached
that degree of correctness?

> ~fantasai

hfx_ben



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