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bookdetails

bookdetails is used for two main purposes:

1. To tag the details of books in book reviews (example below)
2. To tag outputs from the BPS system for internal Blackwell purposes (see wwwlist)

Sample book review

...
<tocheading>Book Reviews</tocheading>
</documentinfo>
<titlegroup>
<title type="document">Warming up to Hotspots</title>
</titlegroup>
</header>
<section id="s1-1" type="body">

<bookdetails>

<title type="book">Hotspots: Earth&apos;s Biologically Richest 
and Most Endangered Terrestrial Ecoregions<x>. </x></title>

<namegroup type="author"><name type="author"><surname>Mittermeier</surname>
<x>, </x><forenames>R.</forenames></name><x>, </x><name 
type="author"><forenames>N.</forenames><x> 
</x><surname>Myers</surname></name><x>, </x><name 
type="author"><forenames>P.</forenames><x> </x><surname>Robles 
Gil</surname></name><x> &amp; </x><name 
type="author"><forenames>C.</forenames><x> </x><surname>Goettsch 
Mittermeier</surname></name></namegroup>. 

<date date="1999">1999</date><x>. </x>

<publisher>Cemex/Conservation International and the University of 
Chicago Press</publisher><x>, </x>

<address>Chicago, Illinois</address><x>. </x>

<page type="total">430 pp.</page><x>. </x>

<price>&dollar;65.00.</price><x> </x>

<isbn>ISBN 968-639-58-2</isbn><x>.</x>

</bookdetails>

<p>The notion of hotspots was first proposed by Norman 
Myers and subsequently championed by Conservation 
International as a way to deter- mine global conservation 
priorities. This notion has guided conservation funding 
from the MacArthur Foundation and has been the ...

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Sub-elements

• #PCDATA
• accent -- a structure denoting a character and and accent mark (%formatting;)
• address -- an author's or other address
• alternativeformat -- a text string in an alternative format (%formatting;)
• b -- bold text (%formatting;)
• binding -- BPS field
• bindinggroup -- BPS field
• bpmsid -- BPS
• br -- line break (%formatting;)
• contents -- the contents of a book (BPS) or a table of contents in a document e.g. of headings
• corporatename -- a company or group of people
• countgroup -- all count elements in a document
• date -- a date
• division -- information denoting which publishing division owns a document
• documentid -- an ID for a document
• edition -- the edition of either the content, a reference or book details (BPS)
• eisbn -- an electronic ISBN number
• etal -- text denoting 'et al.' or similar in a reference
• eventgroup
• externallink -- a link out of a document
• fill -- fill with multiple characters
• font -- a change of font (%formatting;)
• highlight -- highlighted text (%formatting;)
• i -- italic text (%formatting;)
• imprint -- the publisher's imprint associated with a book (BPS)
• inpress -- text denoting that a reference was 'in press' at the time of the article's publication
• isbn -- an ISBN number
• issue -- the issue to which a reference or document belongs
• link -- a link to another part of a document e.g. to a figure, affiliation or heading ID value
• marketingblurb -- marketing text associated with a book (BPS)
• miscellaneoustext -- text for which a more suitable tag isn't available in an author's details or a reference etc.
• name -- an author or other individual (editor, reviewer etc.) associated with a document or reference
• namegroup -- a group or list of names
• number -- text denoting the number of a reference, formula, figure legend, list, footnote, affiliation or similar labels (%formatting;)
• openface -- denotes text in an openface font (%formatting;)
• overline -- denotes a line over text (%formatting;)
• page -- a page number
• publisher -- the publisher of a document or referenced item
• readergroup -- details of the readership at which a document is aimed
• reviewquotes -- quotes from reviews of a book, used for marketing
• roman -- text in a roman font (%formatting;)
• sansserif -- text in a sans serif font (%formatting;)
• scriptface -- text in a script font (%formatting;)
• slanted -- text in a slanted font (%formatting;)
• smallcapitals -- text in small capitals (%formatting;)
• softbr -- a soft line break (%formatting;)
• span -- a span of text (%formatting;)
• specialfeatures -- text describing the special features of a book or other product
• strike -- strikethrough text (%formatting;)
• sub -- subscript text (%formatting;)
• subject -- the subject of a book, document or an entry in a subject index
• sup -- superscript (%formatting;)
• supplement -- text denoting that a document or reference belongs to a supplement
• symbol -- used in entity lists for BSL XSL purposes (%formatting;)
• technicalrequirements -- the technical requirements of a product e.g. a CD-Rom
• thesis -- text in a reference denoting a thesis
• title -- the title of a document, book or journal etc.
• translated -- text denoting that a reference is to a translated version of an article
• tt -- typewriter/monospaced font (%formatting;)
• u -- underline (%formatting;)
• uu -- double-underline (%formatting;)
• volume -- a volume number
• x -- punctuation or significant white space (%formatting;)

Parent elements

• header -- the 'header' part of a document which contains general abstractable information about a document
• p -- a paragraph
• section -- a section in a document
• subsection -- a subsection in a section
• wwwlist -- a list of records from BPS

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Created: Tue Dec 23 14:02:01 2003