Entry Elements
Individual Work Pages
Page template & field schema — Fear Project
| Work Page — Field Summary | |
|---|---|
| Bibliographic Info | |
| Title | — |
| Publisher | — |
| City, State | — |
| Date(s) | — |
| Editions | — |
| Description | |
| Summary | 1–2 sentence summary |
| Digital Access | |
| Editions | Links to authoritative editions |
| Classification | |
| Category | 1+ of 3 controlled terms |
| Navigation | |
| Alphabetical Index | Complete list Cross-referenced |
Overview
Each Individual Work Page documents a single publication — a book, article, periodical, or other published work — mentioned or referenced within the Fear Project. Every page is built from five core components, described below.
1. Bibliographic Info
| Title | The full title of the work as published. |
|---|---|
| Publisher | The publishing house, periodical, or issuing body. |
| City, State | Place of publication. |
| Date(s) | Original publication date, and dates of subsequent printings if relevant. |
| Editions | Distinct editions of the work, where applicable (first edition, revised edition, etc.). |
2. Description
A concise 1–2 sentence summary giving readers enough context to understand what the work is and why it appears in the project.
3. Digital Access
Links to authoritative digital editions of the work — scholarly archives, library digital collections, or other reliable full-text sources.
4. Category
Every work is tagged with one or more of the following controlled terms:
- Twain
- Primary Source
- Secondary Source
5. Alphabetical Index
Two companion indexes support navigation across all work pages:
- Complete List
- All works mentioned, listed alphabetically from A to Z, linking out to their individual page.
- Cross-Referenced Index
- The same list of works, cross-referenced by category and by the people, places, and corporate bodies associated with them.
Special Note — Dual-Role Publishers: Some publishers are themselves organizations with their own institutional history and should be documented in both places. A periodical such as the weekly newspaper Die Zeit, or a magazine like The Atlantic, can appear as a Work (the publication itself, cataloged under Bibliographic Info) and as a Corporate Body (the publishing organization, cataloged under Individual Corporate Bodies Pages, typically under the Publishing/Media type). When this occurs, the two pages should be cross-linked bidirectionally so that a reader can move from the publication to the publisher and back.
Individual Work Pages template — Fear Project data source. Category vocabulary: 3 terms.
