Murray's Phrase Profile (MPP)

Editor's Draft: 2006-10-18 20:30 EDST

This document, http://www.muzmo.com/profiles/phrase.html, is a metadata profile in the sense of the HTML specification, in section 7.4.4.3 Meta data profiles.

See also: http://www.muzmo.com/profiles/book.html

HTML CLASS and REL/REV attribute

We define the following terms as HTML link relationships and RDF properties:

rel

HTML4 definition of the 'rel' attribute. Following are additional and redefined values.

rev

HTML4 definition of the 'rev' attribute. Following are additional and redefined values.

class

HTML4 definition of the 'class' attribute. Following are additional and redefined values.

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Content Phrase Relationships

While it is more common to define links that target larger structural components such as chapters, sections and paragraphs, it can prove useful to identify content at the phrase level. The following represent small sets of phrase level element classes and relationships to enable automated styling and indexing and to facilitate editorial management..

ASSERTION

The ASSERTION relationship identifies a hypertext link to an assertion.

CLAUSE

The CLAUSE relationship identifies a hypertext link to a clause.

DECLARATION

The DECLARATION relationship identifies a hypertext link to a declaration.

EXCLAMATION

The EXCLAMATION relationship identifies a hypertext link to an exclamation.

EMPHASIS

The EMPHASIS relationship identifies a hypertext link to an emphatic phrase.

HUMOR

The HUMOR relationship identifies a hypertext link to a humorous phrase.

IRI

The IRI relationship identifies a hypertext link to an IRI.

IMPERATIVE

The IMPERATIVE relationship identifies a hypertext link to an imperative.

IRONY

The IRONY relationship identifies a hypertext link to an ironic phrase.

NAME

The NAME relationship identifies a hypertext link to a proper name. (e.g. names of people, places, and so on)

NUMBER

The NUMBER relationship identifies a hypertext link to a number. (e.g. numbers subject to review or extraction)

PHRASE

The PHRASE relationship identifies a hypertext link to a phrase.

PRONOUN

The PRONOUN relationship identifies a hypertext link to a pronoun.

PUBLICATION

The PUBLICATION relationship identifies a hypertext link to a publication name.

QUESTION

The QUESTION relationship identifies a hypertext link to a question.

SENTENCE

The SENTENCE relationship identifies a hypertext link to a sentence.

STATEMENT

The STATEMENT relationship identifies a hypertext link to a statement.

THING

The THING relationship identifies a hypertext link to a thing. (i.e. a name or identifier of a tangible object or class of objects)

QUOTE

The QUOTE relationship identifies a hypertext link to a quoted phrase.

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Person Phrase Relationships

Phrase-level markup related to people.

DEGREE

The DEGREE relationship identifies a hypertext link to a degree. (i.e. a name or identifier of an educational degree or class of degree)

EPITHET

The EPITHET relationship identifies a hypertext link to an epithet.

HONORIFIC

The HONORIFIC relationship identifies a hypertext link to an honorific.

PERSON

The PERSON relationship identifies a hypertext link to a person. (i.e. a name or an identifier)

REVERED

The REVERED relationship identifies a hypertext link to a revered person. (i.e. a name or an identifier)

PERSON

The PERSON relationship identifies a hypertext link to a person. (i.e. a name or an identifier)

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Organization Phrase Relationships

Phrase-level markup related to organizations.

ASSOCIATION

The ASSOCIATION relationship identifies a hypertext link to a board of an association. (i.e. a name or an identifier)

BOARD

The BOARD relationship identifies a hypertext link to a board of directors. (i.e. a name or an identifier)

COLLEGE

The COLLEGE relationship identifies a hypertext link to a college. (i.e. a name or an identifier)

COMPANY

The COMPANY relationship identifies a hypertext link to a company. (i.e. a name or an identifier)

CONFERENCE

The CONFERENCE relationship identifies a hypertext link to a conference. (i.e. a name or an identifier)

COUNCIL

The COUNCIL relationship identifies a hypertext link to an administrative or legislative council. (i.e. a name or an identifier)

COURT

The COURT relationship identifies a hypertext link to a court. (i.e. a name or an identifier)

DEPARTMENT

The DEPARTMENT relationship identifies a hypertext link to a department. (i.e. a name or an identifier)

MINISTRY

The MINISTRY relationship identifies a hypertext link to a ministry. (i.e. a name or an identifier)

ORGANIZATION

The ORGANIZATION relationship identifies a hypertext link to an organization. (i.e. a name or an identifier)

PARTY

The PARTY relationship identifies a hypertext link to a political party. (i.e. a name or an identifier)

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Address Phrase Relationships

Phrase-level markup related to elements of an address.

COUNTRY

The COUNTRY relationship identifies a hypertext link to a country. (i.e. a name and/or a locator)

REGION

The REGION relationship identifies a hypertext link to a region/state/province. (i.e. a name and/or a locator)

CITY

The CITY relationship identifies a hypertext link to a city. (i.e. a name or a locator)

NEIGHBORHOOD

The NEIGHBORHOOD relationship identifies a hypertext link to a neighborhood. (i.e. a name or a locator)

STREET

The STREET relationship identifies a hypertext link to a street address. (i.e. a street name and locator)

ROOM

The ROOM relationship identifies a hypertext link to a room address. (i.e. a name and/or a locator)

APARTMENT

The APARTMENT relationship identifies a hypertext link to an apartment. (i.e. a name and/or a locator)

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Named Place Phrase Relationships

Phrase-level markup related to named places.

PLACE

The PLACE relationship identifies a hypertext link to a place. (i.e. a name and/or a locator) For example, "The White House" is a named place, while "1600 Pennsylvania Avenue" is a locator for the same place. Other named places include "Yosemite", "Eiffel Tower", "Taj Mahal"

AIRPORT

The AIRPORT relationship identifies a hypertext link to an airport. (i.e. a name and/or a locator)

BANK

The BANK relationship identifies a hypertext link to a bank. (i.e. a name and/or a locator)

BRIDGE

The BRIDGE relationship identifies a hypertext link to a bridge. (i.e. a name and/or a locator)

BUILDING

The BUILDING relationship identifies a hypertext link to a building. (i.e. a name and/or a locator)

CHURCH

The CHURCH relationship identifies a hypertext link to a church. (i.e. a name and/or a locator)

DEPOT

The DEPOT relationship identifies a hypertext link to a depot. (i.e. a name and/or a locator)

FOUNTAIN

The FOUNTAIN relationship identifies a hypertext link to a fountain. (i.e. a name and/or a locator)

HARBOR

The HARBOR relationship identifies a hypertext link to a harbor. (i.e. a name and/or a locator)

HOSPITAL

The HOSPITAL relationship identifies a hypertext link to a hospital. (i.e. a name and/or a locator)

HOTEL

The HOTEL relationship identifies a hypertext link to a hotel. (i.e. a name and/or a locator)

LIBRARY

The LIBRARY relationship identifies a hypertext link to a library. (i.e. a name and/or a locator)

MONUMENT

The MONUMENT relationship identifies a hypertext link to a monument. (i.e. a name and/or a locator). For example, "The Statue of Liberty"

MUSEUM

The MUSEUM relationship identifies a hypertext link to a museum. (i.e. a name and/or a locator). For example, "The Louvre"

PALACE

The PALACE relationship identifies a hypertext link to a palace. (i.e. a name and/or a locator)

PARK

The PARK relationship identifies a hypertext link to a park. (i.e. a name and/or a locator)

PIER

The PIER relationship identifies a hypertext link to a pier. (i.e. a name and/or a locator)

ROAD

The ROAD relationship identifies a hypertext link to a road. (i.e. a name and/or a designator). For example, "El Camino Real" is a name and "US 101" is a designator for a stretch of road in California.

SCHOOL

The SCHOOL relationship identifies a hypertext link to a school. (i.e. a name and/or a locator)

STATION

The STATION relationship identifies a hypertext link to a bus and/or train station. (i.e. a name and/or a locator)

THEATER

The THEATER relationship identifies a hypertext link to a theater. (i.e. a name and/or a locator)

UNIVERSITY

The UNIVERSITY relationship identifies a hypertext link to a university. (i.e. a name and/or a locator)

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Geographical Phrase Relationships

Phrase-level markup related to geographical features.

CONTINENT

The CONTINENT relationship identifies a hypertext link to a continent. (i.e. a name and/or a locator)

ISLAND

The ISLAND relationship identifies a hypertext link to an island. (i.e. by name or locator)

LAKE

The LAKE relationship identifies a hypertext link to a lake. (i.e. by name or locator)

MOUNTAIN

The MOUNTAIN relationship identifies a hypertext link to a mountain. (i.e. by name or locator)

OCEAN

The OCEAN relationship identifies a hypertext link to an ocean. (i.e. by name or locator)

RIVER

The RIVER relationship identifies a hypertext link to a river. (i.e. by name or locator)

SEA

The SEA relationship identifies a hypertext link to a sea. (i.e. by name or locator)

VALLEY

The VALLEY relationship identifies a hypertext link to a valley. (i.e. by name or locator)

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Geo-physical Locator Relationships

Phrase-level markup related to places.

ALTITUDE

The ALTITUDE relationship identifies a hypertext link to an altitude. (i.e. a height above sea level)

LATITUDE

The LATITUDE relationship identifies a hypertext link to a latitude. (i.e. a latitude on planet earth)

LONGITUDE

The LONGITUDE relationship identifies a hypertext link to a longitude. (i.e. a longitude on planet earth)

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Time Phrase Relationships

Phrase-level markup related to time. No committment is made to use any specicific format. If you get the format you were hoping for, good for you. Otherwise, at least there is a marker to identify the string "April Fool's Day" as class="day". If you are searching timelines, that's April 1st.

AGE

The AGE relationship identifies a hypertext link to an age. (i.e. a period in time)

CENTURY

The CENTURY relationship identifies a hypertext link to a century. (e.g. 1900s, eighteenth century, quattrocento)

EVENT

The EVENT relationship identifies a hypertext link to a date. (e.g. 1 Jan 2008, 20080101, September 11)

DAY

The DAY relationship identifies a hypertext link to a day. (e.g. April Fool's Day, February 29, Hollowe'en)

DECADE

The DECADE relationship identifies a hypertext link to a decade. (e.g. the sixties, 1990-1999, the dirty thirties)

ERA

The ERA relationship identifies a hypertext link to an era. (i.e. a period in time)

EVENT

The EVENT relationship identifies a hypertext link to an event. (i.e. a moment in time and space) For example, "The Fall of Rome" and "Woodstock" are historical. political, economic and cultural events, whereas "Dinner next Saturday night at Jan's" is a social event.

GENERATION

The GENERATION relationship identifies a hypertext link to a generation. (e.g. my generation, the war years

HOLIDAY

The HOLIDAY relationship identifies a hypertext link to a holiday. (e.g. Christmas, Kwanza,

HOUR

The HOUR relationship identifies a hypertext link to an hour. (e.g., 6pm, T06h, the midnight hour, 11th hour

MINUTE

The MINUTE relationship identifies a hypertext link to a minute. (e.g. T05m, New York minute

MONTH

The MONTH relationship identifies a hypertext link to a month. (e.g. January, Ramadan, Bahman, ...)

SEASON

The SEASON relationship identifies a hypertext link to a season. (e.g. Spring, Summer, Autumn, Fall)

SECOND

The SECOND relationship identifies a hypertext link to a second in time.

SECOND

The SECOND relationship identifies a hypertext link to a second in time.

TIME

The TIME relationship identifies a hypertext link to a time.

WEEK

The WEEK relationship identifies a hypertext link to a week. (e.g. T12w, the week before holidays, reading week

YEAR

The YEAR relationship identifies a hypertext link to a year.

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Scientific Phrase Relationships

Scientific phrases.

GENUS

The GENUS relationship identifies a hypertext link to a [Latin] genus.

SPECIES

The SPECIES relationship identifies a hypertext link to a [Latin] species.

SUBSPECIES

The SUBSPECIES relationship identifies a hypertext link to a [Latin] subspecies.

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Editorial Phrase Relationships

In the course of developing content, editorial notes are often kept in the document proper. Editorial interpolation, corrections, explanations and comments.

COMMENT

The COMMENT relationship identifies a hypertext link to an [editorial] comment.

CORRECTION

The CORRECTION relationship identifies a hypertext link to an [editorial] correction.

EXPLANATION

The EXPLANATION relationship identifies a hypertext link to an [editorial] explanation.

FOREIGN

The FOREIGN relationship identifies a hypertext link to a phrase in a foreign language.

GLYPH

The GLYPH relationship identifies a hypertext link to a glyph, as the glyph per se.

INTERPOLATION

The INTERPOLATION relationship identifies a hypertext link to an [editorial] interpolation.

SIC

The SIC relationship identifies a hypertext link to a phrase that has been copied verbatim with an unusual spelling or other potential flaw.

SLANG

The SLANG relationship identifies a hypertext link to a phrase that is slang.

WORD

The WORD relationship identifies a hypertext link to a word, as the word per se.