Chapter
The basic subdivision of an OxChapML document is the chapter. The extent of a chapter is normally clearly identifiable, either from a labelled number ("Chapter 1"), from the book's table of contents, or from specific instructions for the data set. Capture chapters with the chapter element.
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CN |
Chapter number |
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CT |
Chapter title |
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CST |
Chapter subtitle |
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CA |
Chapter author |
//chapter
Sometimes chapters might be labelled Section
or Part
. Take care that these
chapters are not captured as part.
If it is not clear where to place the chapter elements, please contact OUP.
Chapters are subdivided using the div1, div2 ... divN elements.
Chapters may be grouped into parts or sections, but can also occur outside of parts and sections. For example, the introduction to a book may occur as a chapter before the start of the first part.