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This was adopted after encoding about the first ten plays in the corpus. Plays that do not follow the below convention will be modify to respect it.
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Dramatic subgenre values are added to the `<profileDescription>` in a `<textClass>` element, as follows:
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```xml
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<textClass>
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<keywords>
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<term type="genreTitleBroad">weihnachtsmärchen</term>
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</keywords>
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</textClass>
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```
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Possible values for the `@genreTitleBroad` attribute are in the table below: comedy, drama, tragedy, weihnachtsmärchen.
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|`@genreTitleBroad`|
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|comedy|
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|drama|
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|tragedy|
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|weihnachtsmärchen|
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|unknown|
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Several plays explicitly describe themselves as belonging to a more detailed genre, e.g. _Schwank_.
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This information is added in a new and optional `<term>` element bearing the `@genreTitleFine` attribute, as in the example below:
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```xml
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<textClass>
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<keywords>
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<term type="genreTitleBroad">comedy</term>
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<term type="genreTitleFine">schwank</term>
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</keywords>
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</textClass>
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``` |
