Supporting text

The text specified in the <TextType> element. Mandatory in each occurrence of the <TextContent> composite, and repeatable when essentially identical text is supplied in multiple languages. The language attribute is optional for a single instance of <Text>, but must be included in each instance if <Text> is repeated.

Format	Variable length text. XHTML is enabled in this element – see Using XHTML, HTML, XML, JSON within ONIX text fields. Note that certain Text types impose a strict limit on the number of characters, and such limits do not count the characters of any (X)HTML markup
ReferenceName	<Text>
ShortTag	<d104>
Cardinality	1…n
Example	Introduction: aesthetics and modernity; aesthetics and post-modernity Part 1: Modern philosophy and the emergence of aesthetic theory – Kant: self-consciousness, knowledge and freedom; the unity of the subject; the unification of nature; the purpose of beauty; the limits of beauty Part 2: German idealism and early German Romanticism: the ‘new mythology’; the romantic ‘new mythology’ Part 3: Reflections on the subject – Fichte, Holderlin and Novalis Part 4: Schelling – art as the ‘organ of philosophy’: the development of consciousness; the structure of the ‘system of transcendental idealism’; the aesthetic absolute; mythology, art and language; mythology, language and being Part 5…