Over at aule-browser.blogspot.com I have a post with a link to a philosphy text example.
What I hoped to make clear is that at each of the web page views for which there are links at each page (starting at phil.aule-browser.com/truth.htm) is that it is the identical text artifact that is being loaded into each page - a simple "include" macro is present: {include "truth_text.scurl"} which file is just text with MIT Curl markup such as {mbold some-technical-term} which is my bold variant on the usual Curl {bold some-text} text format.
When I don't want to see my bold emphasis in a text, I load that same file but into a top-level Curl page in which the definition of {mbold } is to just return the bracketed text as-is, i.e., with no emphasis added.
I am preparing another page with variant text from key portions of "Logical Investigations II" with translation comparisons. I'll add a post when that is available at aule-browser.com
I have two pending notes at philpapers.org on this approach to philosophy eText/eBook as an alternative to HTML and PDF.
Thursday, April 8, 2010
Curl markup for philosophy: text annotations and translations
Labels:
annotations,
aule-browser,
Curl,
Husserl,
markup,
philosophy
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