Further reading sections within entries

Where a section of content consists of a prose description of incomplete references, pointing to full references found within a separate bibliography section, capture it within a section element with attribute role="reading".

e/section[@role="reading"]

A further reading section contains prose descriptions or lists of books where the full references can be found within a separate bibliography section. Possible headings of this type of section include Reading, Further Reading, or similar.


      <section role="reading">
        <titleGroup><title>
 <p>Key References and Sources for Further Reading</p></title>
        </titleGroup>
        <textMatter><div1>
 <p>Comprehensive surveys of the technology underlying spoken language dialogue systems
              can be found in <xrefGrp>
                             <xref ref="oxfordhb-9780199573691-e-020-bibItem-40">Smith and
                  Hipp (1994)</xref>, <xref ref="oxfordhb-9780199573691-e-020-bibItem-36">McTear
                  (2004)</xref>, and <xref ref="oxfordhb-9780199573691-e-020-bibItem-31">Jokinen and
                  McTear (2010)</xref>
                         </xrefGrp>. The proceedings of two well-established workshop
              series, SIGDial<xrefGrp role="endnote">
                             <xref ref="oxfordhb-9780199573691-e-020-note-4">
                                 <su>4</su>
                             </xref>
                         </xrefGrp> and SemDial,<xrefGrp role="endnote">
                             <xref ref="oxfordhb-9780199573691-e-020-note-5">
                                 <su>5</su>
                             </xref>
                         </xrefGrp> are
              essential sources for up-to-date developments. Papers on current issues in the area
              are also often found in the conferences of the Association for Computational
              Linguistics, and in the now annual Interspeech conferences.</p></div1>
        </textMatter>
      </section>