Classification 1

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Classification of Primary Sources I Creating the Sigla Matteo V. d´Alfonso, Barbara K. Saile

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The first requirement for a body of documents to be accessed is to classify it NEEDS: to identify unambigously our objects of study to be able to refer to them in editions, commentaries, articles Classification is the creation of a system of one to one indicators (signatures, page numbers etc). Its result is a catalogue

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to the subject Still Life (SL), Portraits (P), Town Landscapes (TL), Bucolic Landscapes (BL), Various (V) He orders them according: to the year: 1955-1978 to a progressive number in the year.

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Paintings named like follows: Still life with fish, 1968 Harvest, 1967 The new Ternopil, 1973 Tatjana, 1972 Intern of a Bar, 1975 SL-1968,17 BL-1967,4 TL-1973,21 P-1972,5 V-1975,2

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In the world of the paper, archivists and librarians name folders, number manuscripts folios, gives signatures to books, stick labels on volumes etc. Responsible for transposing this intellectual and practical operation into the web are WE (with the help of Hyper) WHO does the classification ? We can either create a new classification or adapt an old one.

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that can co-define stable web addresses URLs Which is our GOAL ? We have to establish and publish a system of unique identifiers SIGLA

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1. Choose one corpus according to your interests

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Hyper creates the URLs and the navigations tools through them You establish the sigla and publish them with the Help of a Web application in Hyper Environment: FABRICA

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Why is it called Fabrica? The word Fabrica comes from the Latin word “faber” (blacksmith), back then a fabrica was a blacksmith’s workshop different meaning in the Renaissance: e.g. “Fabrica del duomo di Milano”, a studio of artisans working together

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Multi-user web application NOT a desktop application you just need I-net and a browser We recommend to use Firefox www.firefox.com free very fast less security problems

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What can we do with Fabrica Each Hyper has its own Fabrica

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Advantages of Fabrica It allows simultaneous, delocalized working You only need an I-net connection and a browser It allows continuous modifications of your work before it is published in Hyper Once published in Hyper „rien ne va plus“!

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www.hyper-demo.org/fabrica/

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Classifying objects as a whole Establishing of the Object Sigla and creating their URLs in the Hyper -

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NAV. ICONS & CONT. PAGES

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Classifying object parts Establishing of Page Sigla and creating their URLs in the Hyper ,

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Notebook N IV 1

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Page sigla

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Page URLs

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Page Navigation Icons

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Classifying a1 a2 a3... z1 z2 z3... 000-1 000-2 000-3... 999-1 999-2 999-3... d1 d2 d3 d4 covers white pages or:

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Page sigla WS,13 WS,12

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Page URLs www.hypernietzsche.org/WS,12 www.hypernietzsche.org/WS,13

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Page Navigation Icons