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1983</mentioned> is not as <gi>bibl</gi> elements but as
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cross-references to such elements; see section <ptrtarget="#COBIXR"/>
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below. </p>
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Bibliographic references encoded with <gi>bibl</gi>, <gi>biblFull</gi>, or <gi>biblStruct</gi> may link to another, possibly more detailed, bibliographic reference to the same resource using either the attribute <att>ref</att> or <att>key</att> defined in <identtype="class">att.canonical</ident>. The <att>ref</att> attribute performs this linking function using a URI that may point either within or outside the TEI document, as shown in the following example:
<biblref="https://search.worldcat.org/title/song-of-achilles/oclc/911117343"><title>The song of Achilles</title> by <author>Madeline Miller</author>.</bibl>
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</egXML>
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The <att>key</att> attribute, on the other hand, associates a bibliographical reference with an external or project-defined identifier as demonstrated here:
<biblkey="Homer_Iliad.16">Book 16 of <author>Homer</author>'s <title>Iliad</title>.</bibl>
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</egXML>
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These attributes should not be used for encoding bibliographic pointers (short-form citations); for that purpose, see section <ptrtarget="#COBIXR"/> below.
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</p>
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<p>In cases where the encoder wishes to impose more structure on the
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bibliographic information, for example to make sure it conforms to a
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particular stylesheet or retrieval processor, the <gi>biblStruct</gi>
If it is desired to capture additional information like this in a short-form
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reference, then <gi>bibl</gi> may be used with the <att>corresp</att> attribute pointing to
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the full bibliographic reference: <egXMLxmlns="http://www.tei-c.org/ns/Examples"xml:id="COBIXR-egXML-hi"source="#NONE">Nelson claims (<biblcorresp="#NEL80">Nelson [1980] pages <biblScopeunit="page"from="13"to="37">13–37</biblScope></bibl>) ...</egXML>
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reference, then <gi>bibl</gi> may be used with the <att>ref</att> attribute pointing to
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the full bibliographic reference: <egXMLxmlns="http://www.tei-c.org/ns/Examples"xml:id="COBIXR-egXML-hi"source="#NONE">Nelson claims (<biblref="#NEL80">Nelson [1980] pages <biblScopeunit="page"from="13"to="37">13–37</biblScope></bibl>) ...</egXML>
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</p>
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<p>The <gi>ref</gi> element may also be used to provide a reference to a copy of the bibliographic item itself, particularly if this is available online, as in the following example:
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