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The Latin Prose and
Poetry of Joseph Addison
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Ed. by Dana F. Sutton. Irvine (CA): University of
California, 1997-2005. Nennt sich selbst "A hypertext critical edition".
Tatsächlich handelt es sich um eine einfache (allerdings philologisch kontrollierte)
Textausgabe mit Anmerkungsapparat und Übersetzung. Das Ganze ist Teil des
"Philological Museum", einer digitalen Bibliothek neulateinischer Texte.
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African American
Women Writers of the 19thCentury
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Managed by Howard Dodson. New York: The Digital
Schomburg (The New York Public Library), 1998-1999. "African American
Women Writers of the 19th Century is a digital collection of some 52 published works
by 19th-century black women writers. A part of the Digital Schomburg, this
collection provides access to the thought, perspectives and creative abilities of
black women as captured in books and pamphlets published prior to 1920. A full text
database of these 19th and early 20th- century titles, this digital library is
key-word-searchable. Each individual title as well as the entire database can be
searched to determine what these women had to say about "family", "religion",
"slavery" or any other subject of interest to the researcher or casual reader. The
Schomburg Center is pleased to make this historic resource available to the public."
[from resource]
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Anna Lætitia
Aikin: Poems (1773)
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Ed. by Lisa Vargo and Allison Muri. College Park (MD):
University of Maryland, 2000. "The hypertext edition of Poems (1773) by
Anna Lætitia Aikin (later Barbauld) reproduces a copy courtesy of the Bruce Peel
Special Collections Library, University of Alberta in Edmonton. It presents a
faithful color facsimile of the first edition and text versions of the poems." [from
resource]
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Alciato's Book of
Emblems: The Memorial Web Edition in Latin and English
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Ed. by William Barker, Mark Feltham and Jean Guthrie.
St. John's (NL): Memorial University of Newfoundland, 1995-2005. Das
Projekt aus den frühen Tagen des Internets scheint kontinuierlich betreut zu werden.
Das Emblembuch von Andrea Alciato liegt hier in lateinischer Transkrition und
englischer Übersetzung vor. Abgebildet sind nicht die Buchseiten, sondern nur die
Embleme selbst. Zusätzlich gibt es Kommentare und Kontextinformationen.
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Eleventh-Century Anglo-Saxon Glossary From Ms. Brussels, Royal Library 1650: An Edition
and Source Study
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David W. Porter. Baton Rouge (LA): Southern University,
1995/1996. Ganz frühe Studie zur Edition eines mehrsprachigen Manuskripts
des 11. Jh. in mehreren Textstufen (diplomatische Abschrift - semi-diplomatische
Edition - kritischer Editionstext). Siehe ggf. auch den Intute-Eintrag. Die Wayback-Machine hält eine Fassung der Seite
<http://www.wmich.edu/medieval/research/rawl/glossary/> von 2006 vor.
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Anthology
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The Exeter Anthology of Old English Poetry
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The Letters of Matthew
Arnold
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Ed. by Cecil Y. Lang. Charlottesville (VA): University
of Virginia Press, 2006. Online-Subskription 420$ bis 840$. "Matthew
Arnold was the preeminent poet/critic of the second half of the nineteenth century.
Including nearly 4,000 letters, this work represents the most comprehensive and
assiduously annotated collection of his correspondence available." [from
resource]
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Deux visages de
L'Astrée: Première édition critique de L'Astrée d'Honoré d'Urfé
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Ed. by Eglal Henein. Medford (MA): Tufts University,
2007-2019. "Ce site offre la toute première édition critique de L'Astrée
d'Honoré d'Urfé, une reproduction du roman accompagnée d'une analyse de son
évolution du vivant de l'auteur. C'est un instrument de travail destiné aux
néophytes tout autant qu'aux spécialistes du XVIIe siècle. [...] L'Astrée a droit
depuis longtemps au titre de « premier best-seller » de la littérature narrative
française, selon H.-J. Martin, spécialiste de l'histoire du livre (p. 481). Mais,
jusqu'à la parution de cette édition critique, en 2007, les lecteurs du roman se
sont heurtés à d'immenses obstacles linguistiques et culturels." [from resource]
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The Auchinleck
Manuscript
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Ed. by David Burnley and Alison Wiggins. Edinburgh:
National Library of Scotland, 2003-2004. Transkription und digitales
Faksimile einer englischen Handschrift des 14. Jahrhunderts. Die sehr übersichtliche
Oberfläche erlaubt eine einfache Benutzung des Ausgabe, die zusätzlich durch ein
Such-Interface erschlossen ist. Weitere Informationen wie eine Beschreibung der
Handschrift, ein Glossar oder eine Bibliographie runden das Angebot ab.
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Aue, Hartmann von
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Hartmann von Aue -
Portal
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Jane Austen’s Fiction
Manuscripts Digital Edition
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Ed. by Kathryn Sutherland et al. London: Centre for
Computing in the Humanities / King's College London, 2011. "The Jane
Austen’s Fiction Manuscripts Digital Edition gathers together in the virtual space
of the web some 1100 pages of fiction written in Jane Austen’s own hand. Through
digital reunification, it is now possible to access, read, and compare high quality
images of original manuscripts whose material forms are scattered around the world
in libraries and private collections. [...] The main resources in the digital
edition are the manuscripts themselves, accessed through the manuscript menu and
grouped chronologically and according to their material states as fair copies (the
Juvenilia and Lady Susan), working drafts (The Watsons, Persuasion, Sanditon), and
further materials. Each manuscript can be opened in a variety of ways: as facsimile
pages which can be magnified using ‘zoomify’; as transcribed text set side by side
with the original manuscript page; or through a Headnote that provides details of
the manuscript’s history and physical description." [from resource]
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Aymon de Varennes
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digi
Florimont - archive numérique du 'Roman de Florimont' d'Aimon de Varennes
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Hermann
Bahr, Arthur Schnitzler: Briefwechsel, Aufzeichnungen, Dokumente 1891-1931.
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Hg. von Kurt Ifkovits und Martin Anton Müller. Wien:
Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften, 2018. "In dieser Ausgabe
sind 1.366 Texte versammelt, die Aufschluss über das Verhältnis von Hermann Bahr und
Arthur Schnitzler geben. Im Zentrum steht die Korrespondenz zwischen den beiden, die
erstmals ungekürzt und vollständig dargeboten wird. Auch Texte über den jeweils
anderen werden zur Gänze wiedergegeben. Ausgenommen davon sind lediglich größere
Werke, in denen sich bloß eine kurze Erwähnung findet." [from resource]
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Balassi
Bálint összes verse hálózati kritikai kiadás
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Szerkesztette Horváth Iván és Tóth Tünde.
Budapest: Gépeskönyv, 1998; ver. 1.0. 1999; ver.1.1. 2002; ver. 2.0. "Ha
a kifejezést szigorúan alkalmazzuk, valószínűleg ez a Balassi-kiadás a világ első
internetes szövegkritikai kiadása. Első (1.0) változatát 1998. november 30-án
publikáltuk a hálózaton, és mutattuk be az Országos Műszaki Fejlesztési Bizottság
(OMFB) szakértőinek. [...] A kiadásnak a következő érdmeire is hadd hívjuk fel az
Olvasó figyelmét: 1. a korábbiaknál jóval gazdagabb a jegyzetapparátus,
különösen ami az irodalmi mintákat illeti, 2. új szövegleszármazási elmélet
alapján új kötetrekonstrukciót nyújt a kiadvány, 3. új szövegátírási elveket
követ." [from resource]
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Herman Bangs breve
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Redaktion Gert Posselt. København: Det Danske Sprog- og
Litteraturselskab, 2015-. "Denne udgave indeholder i alt 642 brevtekster,
fordelt som følger: · 516 breve (1880-1912) fra Herman Bang til Peter
Nansen · 106 breve (1894-1912) fra Herman Bang til Betty Nansen · 18 breve
(1883-1907) fra Peter Nansen til Herman Bang · Et brev (1883) fra Gustav Esmann
og Herman Bang til Peter Nansen · Et brev (1885) fra Herman Bang til Immanuel
Nansen, lillebror til Peter Nansen ”Breve” betegner skriftlige meddelelser i
form af: · egentlige breve (udbragt enten via postvæsen eller via et
lokalt bud, privat udsendt af Bang) · korrespondancekort (dobbeltkort,
lukket ved hjælp af klæbestof langs de tre sider, hvis perforering skulle afrives af
modtageren ved åbningen) · brevkort (adresse og frankering på den ene
side, blank plads til brevteksten på den anden) · postkort (adresse og
frankering samt evt. plads til brevtekst på den ene side, et påtrykt billede på den
anden side) · beskrevne visitkort
· telegrammer" [from resource]
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Baratynsky, Evgeny
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DSE: The FEB-Web Scholarly Digital
Edition
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Batiushkov, Konstantin Nikolaevich
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DSE: The FEB-Web Scholarly Digital
Edition
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Samuel Beckett -
Digital Manuscript Project
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Directed by Dirk Van Hulle and Mark Nixon. Brussels:
University Press Antwerp et al., 2011. Contains the genetic editions
"Stirrings Still / Soubresauts" and "Comment dire / what is the word". "The
Beckett Digital Manuscript Project [...] started from two initiatives: (1) the
'in-house' genetic edition of four works by Samuel Beckett, and (2) the Series of
Variorum Editions of Samuel Beckett's Bilingual Works, initiated in 1986 by Charles
Krance [... . T]hese initiatives were developed into the Beckett Digital Manuscript
Archive, which combines genetic criticism with electronic scholarly editing, applied
to the study of Beckett's manuscripts. The Beckett Digital Manuscript Project
consists of two parts: (a) a digital archive of Samuel Beckett's manuscripts,
organized in 26 research modules. Each of these modules comprises digital facsimiles
and transcriptions of all the extant manuscripts pertaining to an individual text,
or in the case of shorter texts, a group of texts. (b) a series of 26 volumes,
analyzing the genesis of the texts contained in the corresponding modules. The
Beckett Digital Manuscript Project aims to contribute to the study of Beckett's
works in various ways: by enabling readers to discover new documents and see how the
dispersed manuscripts of different holding libraries interrelate within the context
of a work's genesis in its entirety; by increasing the accessibility of the
manuscripts with searchable transcriptions in an updatable digital archive; by
highlighting the interpretive relevance of intertextual references that can be found
in the manuscripts. [... T]he project brings together digital facsimiles of
documents that are now preserved in different holding libraries, and adds
transcriptions of Beckett's manuscripts, tools for bilingual and genetic version
comparison, a search engine, and an analysis of the textual genesis of his works."
[from resource]
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Thomas
Lovell Beddoes. The Brides' Tragedy (1822)
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Ed. by David Baulch. A Romantic Circles Electronic
Edition. College Park (MD): University of Maryland, 2007. "This edition
presents both the full text and relevant contexts of the play, including a
comprehensive introduction and extensive notes by the editor, two of the sources of
the play, and four contemporary reviews." (description taken from Romantic
Circles)
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Beecher-Stowe, Harriet:
Uncle Tom’s Cabin and American Culture
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Directed by Stephen Railton. Charlottesville (VA):
University of Virginia, 1998-2009. Vom Selbstverständnis her ein
digitales Archiv, das eine ganze Reihe verschiedener Materialen zusammenbringt.
Diese können über drei Modi (Browse Mode, Search Mode, Interpret Mode) erreicht
werden. Zu den Inhalten gehören Pre-Texts, der Werktext, Informationen über die
verschiedenen Ausgaben, Rezensionen und Reaktionen, Musikstücke, Aufführungen,
didaktische Hilfsmittel (Zeitleiste, "Interpretative Exhibits", "Lesson Plans", )
usw. usf. Was fehlt ist eine kritische Textfassung, die die Varianz der Ausgaben
berücksichtigen würde. Ansonsten handelt es sich hier aber tatsächlich um ein breit
kontextualisiertes, wahrhaft multimediales Archiv.
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Electronic Beowulf
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Ed. by Kevin Kiernan with Andrew
Prescott. London: British Library, 2000; ISBN 978-0712304948 / 978-0472002603; 2
CD-ROMs. Electronic Beowulf 2.0. London: British Library, 2003; ISBN
978-0712343220. Electronic Beowulf 3.0. London: British Library, 2011; ISBN
978-0712351010; DVD-ROM. Electronic Beowulf 4.1. London: British Library,
2019. Eines der traditionsreichsten digitalen Editionsprojekte (begonnen
1993). Im Netz ist vor allem die Dokumentation zum Projekt verfügbar. Zu den
Schwerpunkten gehörte die Arbeit mit beschädigten (verbrannten) und nur noch schwer
lesbaren Handschriften. Zu Version 3.0 (2011) gibt es eine Rezension
von G.L. Simpson in Digital Medievalist 8 (2012)
"The fourth edition of Electronic Beowulf 4.1 is a free, online version of
Electronic Beowulf that supersedes all previous editions. The online edition is
designed to meet the needs of general readers, who require a full, line by line,
translation; of students, who want to understand the grammar and the meter and still
have time in a semester to study and appreciate other important aspects of the poem;
and of scholars, who want immediate access to a critical apparatus identifying the
nearly 2000 eighteenth-century restorations, editorial emendations, and
manuscript-based conjectural restorations." [from resource]
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Beowulf on Steorarume (Beowulf in
Cyberspace)
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Edited by Benjamin Slade. [no institutional context
given], 2002-. Calls itself "A New Critical Electronic Edition of the
Text, based on an examination of the original MS with supplementary texts including
The Fight at Finnsburh, Waldere, Deor, Woden's Nine Herbs Charm, Bede's Account of
Cædmon"
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Bérardier de Bataut,
Essai sur le récit
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Sous la direction de Christof Schöch. Kassel:
Universität Kassel, 2010. La présente édition se base sur l'unique
édition que l'Essai sur le récit à connu, à notre connaissance, et qui date de 1776.
Le parti pris de l'édition a été de fournir une représentation du texte de l'Essai
sur le récit au détriment de la matérialité du livre ; d'où le choix de ne pas
reproduire les pages du livre en fac-similé et de partager le texte en chapitres et
non pas en pages individuelles. L'édition fournit deux vues alternatives du texte,
que le lecteur est libre de choisir à l'aide de la barre en bas de chaque page : une
transcription linéaire du texte de l'édition originale, et un texte de lecture
modernisé. La transcription linéaire maintient à un grand degré le texte de
l'original, coquilles comprises, et supprime uniquement quelques éléments liés à la
mise en page et à l'usage des espaces. Le texte de lecture comporte, par rapport à
la transcription linéaire, un degré de normalisation, de régularisation et de
modernisation nettement plus élevé. Toutes les modifications par rapport à la
transcription linéaire sont signalées, le terme en question apparaissant sur fond
colorié : bleu clair pour les simples modernisations, bleu plus vif pour les
corrections de coquilles." [from resource]
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Bichitra Project: Online Tagore Variorum
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Bichitra: Online
Tagore Variorum
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The Ambrose Bierce Project
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Ed. by Craig A. Warren. State College (PA): Pennsylvania
State University, 2008-2010. "The Ambrose Bierce Project is an online
forum and resource for the study of Ambrose Gwinnett Bierce (1842-1914?), the
American soldier, topographer, journalist, and writer. " [from resource]
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The William Blake Archive
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Ed. by Morris Eaves, Robert Essick and Joseph
Viscomi. Chapel Hill (NC): University of North Carolina, 1996-. Ein
"hypermedia archive". Das Archiv enthält vor allem die Werke Blakes (teilweise in
mehrfachen Ausgaben) als digitale Faksimiles und als (diplomatische) Transkription
sowie mit sehr guten und umfangreichen bibliographischen Beschreibungen. Daneben
weitere Materialien (Bibliographie, Biographie, Glossar, Sekundärliteratur). Für die
Abbildungen wird ein "Java-Image-Sizer" verwendet, der nicht nur eine
Größeneinstellung erlaubt, sondern auch die Kalibrierung des Monitors unterstützt,
um die korrekte Wiedergabe der Farben zu ermöglichen. Zu den Werkzeugen gehört
weiterhin ein Annotationstool (Inote), mit dem die Inhalte kommentiert werden
können. Relaunch 2016: "In collaboration with UNC Libraries and ITS Research
Computing, the William Blake Archive is launching on 12 December 2016 a complete and
transformative redesign of its website. [...] The redesigned Archive is faster and
easier to navigate, is aesthetically more appealing, and offers a more robust search
feature. [...] Though the Archive retains its focus on the material conditions of
Blake’s art, presenting images in the context of works and copies, such as The
Marriage of Heaven and Hell Copy B, the newly designed site contextualizes each
work, copy, and object in a network of relations." (from resource)
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The Collected
Writings of Robert Bloomfield
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Ed. by Tim Fulford, John Goodridge and Sam Ward. A
Romantic Circles Electronic Edition. College Park (MD): University of Maryland,
2019. "A labouring-class writer famed for his rural verse, Bloomfield was
not only a major influence on Clare but also a children’s author, playwright,
tourist writer, and literary critic. The Collected Writings of Robert Bloomfield is
the first ever scholarly edition of his entire oeuvre. The editors have collated all
the lifetime editions of his publications, making it possible as never before to
study the range of his work and the many revisions it underwent. The poems’ textual
histories are displayed in variants, editorial footnotes and explanatory
introductions. The literary and biographical contexts are discussed, as are the
works' critical receptions and publication histories." [from resource]
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The Banks of
Wye by Robert Bloomfield
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Ed. by Tim Fulford. A Romantic Circles Electronic
Edition. College Park (MD): University of Maryland, 2012. "This edition
presents a rare surviving example of the kind of multimedia production that arose
from one of the new cultural activities of the late eighteenth century—the
picturesque and antiquarian tour. It comprises a facsimile of the manuscript sketch-
and scrap-book that Robert Bloomfield made after his 1807 tour of the Wye, an
annotated transcription of the prose tour-journal that he incorporated into his
scrap book, and a collated and annotated text of the poetic versions of the tour
that were published (as The Banks of Wye) in 1811, 1813, and 1823. Also included are
reproductions of the engravings that illustrated the 1811 and 1813 publications,
deleted or unadopted passages from the manuscript of the poem, and a selection of
reviews from journals of the time." [from resource]
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The Letters of
Robert Bloomfield and His Circle
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Ed. by Tim Fulford and Lynda Pratt. A Romantic Circles
Electronic Edition. College Park (MD): University of Maryland, 2009.
"This present edition aims to build upon the foundation that these recent volumes
have laid down, making study of Bloomfield properly possible for the first time by
collecting all his extant letters plus a selection of those written to him by
literary correspondents. The hope is that by presenting a properly edited and
annotated Collected Letters, we, the editors, will not only foster the infant that
is Bloomfield Studies, but also enable him to be a significant figure for all those
studying early nineteenth-century literature and culture. Bloomfield's letters cast
new light on many of the issues that concern critics and historians most about the
period." [from resource]
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Decameron Web
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Ed. by Michael Papio and Massimo Riva.
Providence (RI): Brown University, 1994-. Textlich beruht das
Decameron-Web auf der Ausgabe von Vittorio Branca (1992) und auf einer englischen
Übersetzung von J.M. Rigg (1903) (es gibt noch eine weitere englische Übersetzung
von 1620). Inhaltlich orientiert sich das Projekt nicht in Richtung der
Überlieferung und darauf aufbauender Textkritik, sondern eher in Richtung
Kontextualisierung, Erschließung, Interpretation und Didaktik.
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Edizione Critica
Ipertestuale dello Zibaldone Laurenziano PL XXIX, 8
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A cura di Raul Mordenti. Roma: 1996-2004. Projekt
zur TEI-SGML-codierten Edition eines Boccaccio-Autographen. Methodologisch
beeindruckend ist der Plan zur genauesten Verzeichnung aller Handschriftenphänomene.
Leider sind bislang nur einzelne Segmente in der angestrebten "Edizione Diplomatica
Interpretativa Codificata" (EDIC) verfügbar. Zu diesen wird zusätzlich eine
italienische Übersetzung geboten.
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Electronic Boethius - Alfred the Great's Old English 'Consolation Book'
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Ed. by Kevin Kiernan. Lexington (KY): University of
Kentucky, 2002-2006. Ausgehend von den Erfahrungen aus dem Projekt
"Electronic Beowulf". Ein maßgebliches Unternehmen für Entwicklungen auf dem Gebiet
der "Image Based Edition". Eines der Ergebnisse des Projekts war das "Edition
Production Toolkit" bzw. "Edition Production Technology". Im Netz verfügbar ist allerdings nicht die
Edition selbst, sondern nur dokumentierende Informationen.
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Les dossiers de
Bouvard et Pécuchet
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Dir. Stéphanie Dord-Crouslé. Lyon: Institut d’histoire
des représentations et des idées dans les modernités (IHRIM), 2007-.
"Conservés à la bibliothèque municipale de Rouen, les dossiers de Bouvard et
Pécuchet, le dernier roman – posthume et inachevé – de Gustave Flaubert (1821-1880),
constituent un ensemble patrimonial imposant (2 400 feuillets), cohérent,
d’importance scientifique et culturelle reconnue. [...] Or, en raison de leur
volume, de leur organisation complexe et indéfiniment mouvante, ainsi que de leurs
contenus scientifiques extrêmement variés, les dossiers ne peuvent pas être édités
de manière satisfaisante sous une forme imprimée. [...] Dépassant cette limite en
recourant au support électronique et à l’encodage XML-TEI intégral du corpus, la
présente édition offre l’accès : · aux images, à la transcription (formats
diplomatique et textuel) et aux métadonnées des pages du corpus, · à un moteur
de recherche plein texte, · à trois bibliothèques permettant d’identifier les
références utilisées par Flaubert et de circuler dans le corpus · et à un outil
de production de « seconds volumes » possibles : l'agenceur." [from resource]
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Les manuscrits de
Madame Bovary. Edition intégrale sur le web.
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Yvan Leclerc, Danielle Girard, Marie Durel. Rouen:
Centre Flaubert, 2009. Genetic edition of Flauberts masterpiece. "La
Bibliothèque municipale de Rouen conserve tous les scénarios, brouillons et
manuscrits de Madame Bovary de Gustave Flaubert : la presque totalité des folios
noircis par l’auteur entre le mois de septembre 1851 et le mois de mars 1857. [...]
Cette édition génétique intégrale des manuscrits de Madame Bovary est le fruit d’une
coopération étroite de la Bibliothèque municipale de Rouen avec le Centre Flaubert
[...] et a également bénéficié de la participation du laboratoire LITIS [...]. Elle
constitue une base de connaissance considérable (près de 15 000 fichiers composent
cette édition), cherchant à la fois à restituer à l’écran un peu de l’émotion de
cette « mécanique compliquée » qu’est l’écriture de Flaubert, et à constituer pour
les chercheurs et les spécialistes de cette œuvre un instrument de travail unique,
favorisant les études à partir des manuscrits. Peu d’écrivains ont laissé un tel
volume d’archives, traduisant ce travail obsessionnel de l’écriture : cette
recherche fiévreuse et obstinée de « l’idéal de la prose » se lit dans les
innombrables additions dans les marges et les interlignes, les ratures et les
reprises multiples, dessinant folio après folio cette phrase concise et économe sans
cesse soumise à l’épreuve de la diction, le « gueuloir », véritable test de
résistance de son style..." [from resource]
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Georg Brandes: Digitale
Hovedstrømninger
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Lasse Horne Kjældgaard (Projektleder), Jens
Bjerring-Hansen (Vice-projektleder) og Jens Bjerring-Hansen (Hovedredaktør).
København: Det Danske Sprog- og Litteraturselskab, 2019-. "Det Danske
Sprog- og Litteraturselskab har som led i det Carlsbergfond-finansierede Semper
Ardens-projekt Digitale Hovedstrømninger / Digital Currents (2016-19, læs mere her)
stået for arbejdet med at tilvejebringe en ny udgave af Georg Brandes’
Hovedstrømninger i det 19. Aarhundredes Litteratur (1872-1890). Det drejer sig
om en digital, tekstkritisk og kommenteret udgave. Førsteudgaverne af de seks bind
danner tekstgrundlag, og udgaven er forsynet med et selektivt variantapparat, der
oplyser om de ændringer, Brandes foretog i senere udgaver. Dertil kommer udførlige
forskningsbaserede introduktioner til de enkelte bind af Hovedstrømninger, registre
over personer, værker, litterære karakterer og steder, linkning til DSL’s ordbøger,
søgemuligheder, en tidslinje over Brandes’ liv og internationale aktiviteter, samt
forskellige ressourcetekster: tyske, engelske og franske oversættelser af værket
samt Brandes’ Forklaring og Forsvar (1872) og selvbiografien Levned 1-3 (1905-08)."
[from resource]
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Brieven en
Correspondenten rond 1900. Digitale editie.
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Ed. by Annemarie Kets. Amsterdam: Huygens Instituut voor
Nederlandse Geschiedenis (KNAW), 2016. "De editie Brieven en
Correspondenten rond 1900 bestaat uit twee componenten Het onderdeel Brieven
bevat de brievennetwerken van twee sleutelfiguren: de letterkundige Albert Verwey
(1865-1937) en de beeldend kunstenaar Willem Witsen (1860-1923). De 5.512 brieven
zijn ontsloten door transcripties, digitale kleurenafbeeldingen en metadata
Het onderdeel Correspondenten bevat een database met biografische profielen van de
439 correspondenten, met gegevens over hun professionele en maatschappelijke
activiteiten: de domeinen waarin zij actief waren, de periodieken waarin zij
publiceerden en hun lidmaatschappen" [from resource]
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British War Poetry in the Age of Romanticism 1793-1815
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Ed. by Orianne Smith. A Romantic Circles Electronic
Edition. College Park (MD): University of Maryland, 2004. "This
electronic edition is not a facsimile of the original print edition [from 1976].
Some changes have been necessary in order to make the transition from a print to an
electronic version. Hyperlinking and the structures of organization made possible by
HTML markup are the most obvious changes. In addition, some footnotes have been
slightly updated. The edition will we hope continue to evolve in later iterations.
Eventually, we plan to produce an XML version at Romantic Circles that will be
accessible and useable in more flexible, database-driven searches of these poems—as
well as additional poems that could be aggregated by that time." [from resource]
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Richard Brome Online
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General Editor Richard Cave. London: Royal Holloway,
University of London, 2010. "Richard Brome Online is an online edition of
the Collected Works of the Caroline dramatist, Richard Brome. The edition not only
makes the texts accessible to scholars and theatre practitioners, but also begins to
explore their theatricality visually, serving as inspiration to encourage more
frequent staging of Brome's works." [from resource]
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The Charles Brockden
Brown Electronic Archive and Scholarly Edition
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Ed. by Mark L. Kamrath et al. Orlando (FL):
University of Central Florida, 1998-. Projekt zur Hybridedition der
gesammelten Werke Browns. Die wichtigsten Werke sollen in sechs Bänden gedruckt
werden. Diese sollen dann auch elektronisch verfügbar gemacht und um weiteres
Material und Funktionalitäten ergänzt werden.
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New
Letters from Charles Brown to Joseph Severn (1821-1842)
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Ed. by Grant F. Scott and Sue Brown. A Romantic Circles
Electronic Edition. College Park (MD): University of Maryland, 2007. " A
collection of 46 letters published in full for the first time, shedding new light on
the life and character of Charles Brown and the most important friendship in the
Keats Circle, as well as Keats’s complex legacy to his friends." (description from
Romantic
Circles)
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'Clotel' by
William Wells Brown: An Electronic Scholarly Edition
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Ed. by Christopher Mulvey. Charlottesville (VA): The
University of Virginia Press, 2006. Online-subscription from 275$ to
545$, depending on the type of institution. A free 48-hour trial is also available.
[Selbstbeschreibung an
anderer Stelle:] "The Clotel ESE will present the four versions of the text,
1853, 1860, 1864, and 1867, in parallel on a website. The ESE will list variations
between versions, track changes between any two versions, and animate changes
through all four versions. The editions can be searched, manipulated, compared,
considered, contrasted and historically collated An introductory essay, extensive
notes, illustrations and complete image files of the four versions and other works
by Brown will further increase the value of this resource."
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Nachlass Franz Brümmer
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Verantwortet von Roland Berbig und Jutta Weber. Berlin:
Staatsbibliothek Berlin, 2007-. "Auf dieser Website entsteht die digitale
Edition des lexikographischen Nachlasses Franz Brümmer (1836-1923). [...] er war
unter anderem Herausgeber eines der wichtigsten Schriftstellerlexika seiner Zeit,
des Lexikons der deutschen Dichter und Prosaisten des 19. Jahrhunderts. Für dieses
Lexikon ließ sich Brümmer biographische und bibliographische Informationen von und
über deutschsprachige Schriftsteller zuschicken. Er trug verschiedene Dokumente über
verstorbene, aber gleichermaßen und mit außerordentlicher Gründlichkeit auch über
noch lebende Schriftsteller zusammen. Sein umfangreicher Nachlass mit ca. 6000
eigenhändigen Autobiographien von deutschen Schriftstellern aller denkbaren
literarischen Richtungen liegt seit 1918 in der Königlichen Bibliothek (der heutigen
Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin - Preußischer Kulturbesitz). [...] der Nachlass Franz
Brümmers [soll] elektronisch erschlossen und schrittweise ediert werden. Die
Ergebnisse der laufenden Arbeit werden hier veröffentlicht. Im Vordergrund stehen
die von Brümmer nicht (mehr) für das Lexikon verwendeten Materialien aus seinem
Nachlass. [...] inzwischen [sind] sämtliche Materialien aus über 250 Nachlassmappen
auf dieser Seite veröffentlicht worden [...]. Seitdem wird die Edition sukzessive
fortgeführt und werden Transkriptionen zu den bislang nur als Bild verfügbaren
Materialien erstellt." [from resource] Siehe auch die Beschreibung des Projekts der Digitalen Edition.
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Paolo
Bufalini's Notebook, 1981–1991 - The digital edition
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Ed. by Francesca Giovannetti, Marilena Daquino and
Francesca Tomasi. Bologna: Digital Humanities Advanced Research Center
(/DH.ARC), 2018. "Paolo Bufalini was a member of the Italian Communist
Party and senator from 1963 to 1992. He was also a Latinist and translator of
Horace. He wrote a notebook between 1981 and 1991, including 145 bound pages and 2
sheets. The notebook includes excerpts that are strictly related to his cultural and
social background (e.g. quotations, annotations, translations from latin, tales).
Since the aim of the notebook is not to be publicly shared, his assumptions on the
texts he studies are often implicit, so as the bibliographic references of texts he
quotes. [...] The contribution of the digital edition is to highlight all the
aspects underpinning Bufalini's network of citations, i.e., intertextuality and
intratextuality. Bufalini's aim is to reason on the history of literature,
interpreting influences between his beloved authors, and comparing their texts or
ideas." [from resource]
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Lord Byron and his Times
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Ed. by David Hill Radcliffe. Blacksburg (VA): Center for
Applied Technologies in the Humanities (CATH), 2011. "LBT is a growing
digital archive of books, pamphlets, and periodical essays illustrating the causes
and controversies that preoccupied Byron and his contemporaries. The documents,
large and small, ephemeral and monumental, underscore the social dimensions of
publishing in the romantic era; the archive uses notes, commentary, and links to
highlight relationships among their readers and writers. [...] Documents made
available through a Creative Commons license so that they can be freely circulated
and reused for other purposes with only an acknowledgement of the source. As the
semantic web develops in the years to come LBT will strive for integration with the
expanding network of romantic texts on the internet, underscoring the social
dimension of social-text editing." [from resource] For a detailed project
description see the "about
page".
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Büchner, Georg: Woyzeck
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Georg Büchner: Woyzeck. Faksimile, Transkription, Emendation und
Lesetext
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Cædmon's Hymn: A
Multi-media Study, Edition and Archive
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Ed. by Daniel Paul O'Donnell. Cambridge: 2005; ISBN
978-1843840442. [The edition] "offers new critical texts and a textual
archive with transcriptions and facsimiles of all medieval witnesses. The edition is
also a milestone in the integration of digital and print scholarship. A print
volume, designed for ready reference, contains the complete introductory study and
essential versions of the critical and diplomatic texts; the accompanying CD-ROM,
intended for closer research, supplements the text of the print volume with colour
digital facsimiles and interactive tools only possible in the electronic medium".
[from resource] Der Link zielt auf die Seite des Verlags. [2006]
Review
by Peter Stokes in Digital Medievalist 5 (2009). [2009]
Further information
and web publication of the edition on the personal webpage of the editor.
The data (html) is also available on zenodo with DOI 10.5281/zenodo.1198862 [2018]
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The Electronic
Campsey Project
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[No editor named]. Waterloo (ON): University of Waterloo
/ MARGOT, 2007-. "This site offers electronic editions of French verse
saints' lives written in medieval England. The primary focus is on the thirteen
works in the unique Campsey manuscript, the only known medieval collection composed
solely of French verse saints' lives. Six of these thirteen lives are also extant in
other manuscripts, and these copies are also included in the corpus (with the
exception of the multiple copies of Becket, in progress)." [from resource]
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An Electronic Corpus
of 15th Century Castilian Cancionero Manuscripts
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Directed by Dorothy Severin. Liverpool: University of
Liverpool, 2007. "We set out to complete, within a three-year period,
three-quarters of the extant corpus of fifteenth-century Castilian cancionero
poetry, measuring content by folios rather than stanzas. There are over 4000
original poems in manuscript sources and approximately 150 manuscript witnesses to
be dealt with, although in the latter case we have concentrated on those manuscripts
that are of the fifteenth and early-sixteenth century composition and production,
and are not later copies or single-poem manuscripts, rather than cancionero
collections." [from resource]
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Cantar de Mio Cid
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Dir. by Matthew Bailey. Austin: University of Texas,
2002. "The Cantar de mio Cid (Cid) web project is conceived as an
educational tool that will allow students of the Spanish epic to understand and
appreciate the oral essence of the genre and to recognize the enormous conceptual
distance between an oral narrative poem and the modern textual editions used in the
classroom. [...] This web site, with its recorded oral rendition of the poem,
allows for the savoring of the epic in its oral form without the time limitations of
three weekly class meetings. [...] The normative transcription is offered in a
way that makes clear its link to the paleographic transcription, which, in turn, is
drawn from the manuscript. This link between the copy of a manuscript created in
1207 and its normative transcription allows students to see for themselves the
processes of transcription and transformation that eventually produce the modern
editions of the poem. The paleographic transcription facilitates the reading of the
manuscript which, now legible, can be consulted and appreciated as the transcription
of an oral performance that took place somewhere in Castile in 1207. The English
translation of the poem allows an appreciation of the poem by a much wider
audience." [from resource]
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Canterbury Tales
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Caxton's Canterbury Tales: The British Library Copies on CD-ROM
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Canterbury Tales
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The Canterbury Tales Project: The
Hengwrt Chaucer Digital Facsimile
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Canterbury Tales
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The Hengwrt Chaucer Standard
Edition
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Canterbury Tales
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The Canterbury Tales Project: The
Miller's Tale on CD-ROM
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Canterbury Tales
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The Canterbury Tales Project: The Nun's
Priest's Tale on CD-ROM
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Canterbury Tales
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The Wife of Bath's prologue and tale: from
the Canterbury Tales
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The Willa Cather
Archive
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Ed. by Andrew Jewell. Lincoln (NE): University of
Nebraska, 1997-. "The Willa Cather Archive is an ambitious endeavor to
create a rich, useful, and widely-accessible site for the study of Willa Cather's
life and writings. [...] It now includes, in a fully-searchable format, digital
transcriptions of five Cather books (copyright law forbids digitally republishing
her post-1922 works), all of her short fiction pre-1912, her interviews, speeches,
and public letters, her uncollected nonfiction from the 1910s, the complete run of
Cather Studies, the back issues of Teaching Cather, a large gallery of photographs,
multiple biographies, announcements and news from the Cather scholarly community,
virtual tours of Cather-related locales, and much more." [from resource]
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Catullus Online - An Online Repertory
of Conjectures on Catullus
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Ed. by Dániel Kiss. München: Center for Advanced Studies
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität, 2009-2013. "This website offers a
critical edition of the poems of Catullus, a repertory of conjectures on the text,
an overview of the ancient quotations from Catullus that have independent source
value, and high-quality images of some of the most important manuscripts." [from
resource]
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Cerami, Vincenzo
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Digital Variants:
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La entretenida by
Miguel de Cervantes: A Digital, Annotated Edition and an English Translation
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Ed. by John O’Neill, Paul Spence et al. London: King's
College, 2014. "This edition presents a new perspective on Cervantes as a
dramatist, and incorporates features that will be of interest to academics, theatre
practitioners and translators alike. [...] The edition presents four versions of the
Spanish text that allow different views of the punctuation and spelling (facsimile,
modern spelling transcription, ed. O’Neill and unpunctuated), together with an
English translation, by John O’Neill. With performance in mind, the verse is
presented in a way that clearly displays the poetic form, while the Performance
Information and Track Character menus provide useful information about what is
happening on stage. Various indices (names, places, occupations, specialist
terminology, sub-languages, proverbs and performance) and a Google Map of places
mentioned help to contextualize the play." [from resource]
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Electronic
Variorum Edition of the Quixote (EVE-DQ)
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Directed by Eduardo Urbina. College Station (TX): Texas
A&M University, 1998-. [On the "Virtual Editor" of EVE-DQ:] "This
interface allows users to compose virtual editions of the Quixote. The copies of all
editions in the variorum have been collated and all variants have been identified,
classified and annotated. Users can select editions and chapters and then access the
unedited text (documentary text) or the same text edited by a particular
editor. Users may customize the virtual variorum edition by selecting
categories of variants and inclusion of annotations and/or emendations to compose
their own editions. The existing variants and emended texts are color coded
according to their categories. Cli[c]king on any of the variants, emendations and
annotations opens another window showing their specific details and
information. The unedited text shows only the variants resulting from the
collation between the base text and all other copies. Clicking on the highlighted
variants shows the complete list of variants present on the collation. Users can
click on the Folio numbers shown in the text to navigate to the browsing display to
further check readings in the facsimile editions" [from resource]
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A
Description of the Valley of Chamouni, in Savoy. By Samuel Glover
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Ed. by Cian Duffy. A Romantic Circles Electronic
Edition. College Park (MD): University of Maryland, 2018. "By the time
that Samuel Glover published A Description of the Valley of Chamouni, in Savoy in
1819, the so-called ‘valley of wonders’ – site of some of the most spectacular
Alpine landscapes in western Europe, and of its highest mountain, Mont Blanc – was
well established as a place of great scientific importance and as a key attraction
for tourists and travellers seeking the mountain sublime. Glover’s Description took
its place amongst a plethora of contemporary guidebooks and personal travel
narratives. [...] This edition re-situates Glover’s Description in the context
of eighteenth-century and romantic-period writing about Chamonix-Mont Blanc and
details its connections to Troye’s exhibition and to Shelley’s inscriptions. It also
attempts to solve what is now the mystery of who Samuel Glover might have been:
hardly any information about him survives, and what few details are available are
all connected with Description." [from resource]
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The
Charette Project 2
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Ed. by Karl D. Uitti, Gina Greco et al. Waco (TX):
Baylor University, 1991-2006. "The Charrette is a complex, scholarly,
multi-media electronic archive of Chrétien de Troyes's Le Chevalier de la Charrette
(Lancelot, ca. 1180), which itself does not seek to interpret the romance, nor does
it dictate to scholars how they should conduct their research. It makes available a
critical edition, to which a fully searchable database of rhetorico-poetic figures
and grammatical data will shortly be added, and the entire manuscript tradition
(eight manuscripts) in images and diplomatic transcriptions." [from resource:]
Die Abbildungen der Handschriften liegen teilweise noch auf dem Server des
Vorgängerprojekts "Charette
Project" [1].
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« DigiLivres » : LANCELOT (Chrétien de Troyes: Le Chevalier de la Charette)
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"Edition intégrale et synoptique des 8 Mss connus". Guy
Jacquesson [Guy de Pernon]. s.l.: 2002.
In einer Buchsimulation können immer jeweils beliebige zwei der acht
Fassungen auf gegenüberliegenden Seiten dargestellt werden. Die Edition ist als
ausführbares Programm aus dem Netz herunter zu laden. Für alle Windows-Nutzer: Der
Trick liegt in der Pfeil-Rechts-Taste. Das Projekt ist unter der ursprünglichen
Adresse (http://homepage.mac.com/guyjacqu/lancelot.html) im Jahr 2012 nicht mehr
erreichbar. Die Wayback-Machine hat für die Startseite einen Stand von 2008
gespeichert.
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CHARTA: Corpus
Hispánico y Americano en la Red: Textos Antiguos
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Coordinada por Pedro Sánchez-Prieto Borja. Madrid:
Universidad de Alcalá, 2015. "CHARTA se concibe como un proyecto global
para la edición y análisis lingüístico de textos archivísticos en español de los
siglos XII al XIX.Contendrá documentos de Europa, América y Asia, entendidos estos
en sentido amplio, pues no solo acoge piezas oficiales de la cancillería, la
administración civil, la de justicia, la Inquisición o contratos de compraventa,
sino cartas particulares y aun billetes y notas sueltas. Por ahora se ofrece una
selección amplia de arhivos españoles y una breve muestra de documentos americanos,
que se ampliará en ediciones sucesivas del corpus. [...] Para facilitar su consulta
por diversos usuarios ofrece tres presentaciones de cada texto: facsimilar,
paleográfica y crítica, esta última de fácil lectura." [from resource]
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Caxton's Canterbury Tales: The British Library Copies on CD-ROM
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Ed. by Barbara Bordalejo. Leicester: De Montfort
University, 2003:; ISBN 978-1904628028 [individual license] / 978-1904628036
[institutional license]; CD-ROM. Eines der ganz großen paradigmatischen
digitalen Editionsprojekte. Das Langzeitunternehmen, das bereits Anfang der 90er
Jahre begonnen wurde, hat inzwischen zur Publikation einer ganzen Reihe von CD-ROMs
geführt die zumeist bei "Scholarly
Digital Editions" veröffentlicht worden sind.
Siehe ggf. auch den Eintrag im Wiki bei Digital Medievalist.
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Geoffrey Chaucer's Book of the Duchess: a hypertext edition
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Ed. by Murray McGillivray. Calgary (AB): University of
Calgary Press, 1997; ISBN 978-1552380369; CD-ROM. Die CD enthält
Faksimiles und Transkriptionen (von vier Textzeugen), einen kritischen Text,
Übersetzungen und weiteres Kontextmaterial. Der Link zielt auf dokumentierendes
Material zur CD-Ausgabe von 1997. Die Webseiten sind seit 1999 auch nicht mehr
gewartet worden.
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CantApp:
The General Prologue. An Edition in an App.
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Edited by Richard North, Barbara Bordalejo, Terry Jones
and Peter Robinson. Saskatoon: Scholarly Digital Editions, 2020. "The
Canterbury Tales is regarded as Chaucer’s most famous work, written between 1386 and
his death in or soon after 1400. It is a collection of twenty-four stories told by
twenty-three pilgrims [...] The writing of the General Prologue[...] may be taken as
the moment when what might have been a loose collection of stories comes into focus
as a single complex narrative. [...] This edition is a reader’s edition: its
aim is to make the text as easily accessible as possible in sense, metre and
pronunciation for beginner readers of Chaucer. When required, the text has been
emended to clarify sense and to present the best literary form of the Canterbury
Tales. In practical terms, this means readings are not retained just because they
are archetypal (as one might do in a scholarly edition), but that they might be
replaced by other readings as found in other witnesses or inferred by the editor."
[from resource]
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The Canterbury Tales Project: The
Hengwrt Chaucer Digital Facsimile
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Ed. by Estelle Stubbs. Leicester: De Montfort
University, 2000; ISBN 978-1953961060 [individual license] / 978-1953961087
[institutional license]; CD-ROM. Eines der ganz großen paradigmatischen
digitalen Editionsprojekte. Das Langzeitunternehmen, das bereits Anfang der 90er
Jahre begonnen wurde, hat inzwischen zur Publikation einer ganzen Reihe von CD-ROMs
geführt die zumeist bei "Scholarly
Digital Editions" veröffentlicht worden sind.
Siehe ggf. auch den Eintrag im Wiki bei Digital Medievalist.
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The Hengwrt Chaucer Standard
Edition
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Ed. by Ceridwen Lloyd-Morgan. Leicester: De Montfort
University, 2003; ISBN 978-1904628002 [individual license]; CD-ROM.
Eines
der ganz großen paradigmatischen digitalen Editionsprojekte. Das
Langzeitunternehmen, das bereits Anfang der 90er Jahre begonnen wurde, hat
inzwischen zur Publikation einer ganzen Reihe von CD-ROMs geführt die zumeist bei
"Scholarly Digital Editions"
veröffentlicht worden sind.
Siehe ggf. auch den Eintrag im Wiki bei Digital Medievalist.
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The Canterbury Tales Project: The
Miller's Tale on CD-ROM
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Ed. by Peter Robinson. Birmingham: University of
Birmingham, 2004; ISBN 978-1953961028 [individual license] / 978-1953961087
[institutional license]; CD-ROM. Eines der ganz großen paradigmatischen
digitalen Editionsprojekte. Das Langzeitunternehmen, das bereits Anfang der 90er
Jahre begonnen wurde, hat inzwischen zur Publikation einer ganzen Reihe von CD-ROMs
geführt die zumeist bei "Scholarly
Digital Editions" veröffentlicht worden sind.
Siehe ggf. auch den Eintrag im Wiki bei Digital Medievalist.
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The Canterbury Tales Project: The Nun's
Priest's Tale on CD-ROM
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Ed. by Paul Thomas. Birmingham: University of
Birmingham, 2006; ISBN 0-953961-03-6 [individual license] / 0-953961-09-5
[institutional license]; CD-ROM. Siehe auch die Rezension dazu Rezension dazu
von Susan Yager in Medieval Forum 6. Eines der ganz großen paradigmatischen
digitalen Editionsprojekte. Das Langzeitunternehmen, das bereits Anfang der 90er
Jahre begonnen wurde, hat inzwischen zur Publikation einer ganzen Reihe von CD-ROMs
geführt die zumeist bei "Scholarly
Digital Editions" veröffentlicht worden sind.
Siehe ggf. auch den Eintrag im Wiki bei Digital Medievalist.
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The Wife of Bath's prologue and tale: from
the Canterbury Tales
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Ed. by Elizabeth Salter. Leicester: Cambridge University
Press, 1998; ISBN 978-0521635301; CD-ROM. Eines der ganz großen
paradigmatischen digitalen Editionsprojekte. Das Langzeitunternehmen, das bereits
Anfang der 90er Jahre begonnen wurde, hat inzwischen zur Publikation einer ganzen
Reihe von CD-ROMs geführt die zumeist bei "Scholarly Digital Editions"
veröffentlicht worden sind.
Siehe ggf. auch den Eintrag im Wiki bei Digital Medievalist.
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Chrétien de Troyes
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The
Charette Project 2
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Chrétien de Troyes
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« DigiLivres » : LANCELOT (Chrétien de Troyes: Le Chevalier de la Charette)
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La nature des dieux Cicéron
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Édité par Clara Auvray-Assayas. Caen: Presses universitaires
de Caen, 2019.
"Cette nouvelle édition du dialogue De natura deorum de Cicéron est fondée sur un examen critique de l’histoire de la
transmission du texte et sur une nouvelle recension des manuscrits dont les résultats principaux sont les suivants :
le témoignage des manuscrits carolingiens a pour autorité les lecteurs de Cicéron des IIIe et IVe siècles, Minucius
Felix et Lactance, et détruit les fondements sur lesquels repose la « restauration » qu’ont entreprise les humanistes
florentins pour l’ordre de l’exposé stoïcien." [from resource]
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Clotel
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'Clotel' by
William Wells Brown: An Electronic Scholarly Edition
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Codex St. Gallen 857
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Die Sankt Galler Nibelungenhandschrift,
Codex 857
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Coleridge, Samuel Taylor
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Samuel Taylor
Coleridge & William Wordsworth. Lyrical Ballads (1798-1805)
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The Samuel Taylor Coleridge Archive
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Created by Marjorie A. Tiefert. Charlottesville (VA):
University of Virginia, 1994-1999. Elektronische Volltexte (Transkripte,
teilweise mit Kommentaren) und Kontextmaterialien. Die Edition, ursprünglich
unter <http://etext.lib.virginia.edu/stc/Coleridge/stc.html> ist in 2012 nicht
mehr auffindbar.
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Samuel Taylor Coleridge &
Robert Southey. The Fall of Robespierre (1822)
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Ed. by Daniel E. White, with Sarah Copland and Stephen
Osadetz. A Romantic Circles Electronic Edition. College Park (MD): University of
Maryland, 2007. "This edition provides an annotated text of the play,
supplemented by a wide range of literary and journalistic materials that offer
contexts in which to understand the work's place in relation to the authors'
politics, the transmission and reception of news, and the role of Robespierre within
English political culture." [description from Romantic
Circles]
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Samuel
Taylor Coleridge: The Wanderings of Cain
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Ed. by Nikki Santilli. A romantic Circles Electronic
Edition. College Park (MD): University of Maryland, 2003. "This edition
brings together the various fragments in prose and verse that Coleridge wrote
towards his unfinished project, The Wanderings of Cain. It seeks to correct standard
presentations of the work, which consist solely of Canto II." [from resource]
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Corpus Coranicum –
Textdokumentation und historisch-kritischer Kommentar zum Koran
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Geleitet von Prof. Dr. Angelika Neuwirth. Berlin:
Berlin-Brandenburgische Akedamie der Wissenschaften, 2007-. "Das Vorhaben
macht die frühen Handschriften in Bild und Text zugänglich. Parallel zur
schriftlichen Textüberlieferung wird die islamische Lesartenliteratur systematisch
dargestellt. Damit liefert Corpus Coranicum erstmals eine historisch gesicherte
Textbasis. Aufbauend auf der historisch-kritischen Erschließung der Textgeschichte
erstellt das Vorhaben einen chronologisch-literaturwissenschaftlichen Kommentar,
unter Verwendung der Datenbank „Texte aus der Umwelt des Korans“ (TUK); so wird
erstmalig die Entwicklung der islamischen Urgemeinde als Interaktion zwischen dem
Propheten und ersten Adressaten in Mekka und Medina rekonstruiert." [from
resource]
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Corpus Rhythmorum
Musicum (saec. IV-IX) - I
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Digital edition coordinated by Francesco Stella, musical
edition by Sam Berrett. Siena: Università degli studi di Siena ad Arezzo,
2009. "A digital and printed edition of rhythmical Latin poems from the
4th to 9th century set to music. A project of the University of Siena in Arezzo
coordinated by Francesco Stella with critical editions of the texts [...]. Musical
edition by Samuel Barrett (University of Cambridge). An introduction to the
manuscripts by Patrizia Stoppacci. Musical recordings by Giacomo Baroffio and the
choir «Laus cordis» dir. by Eun Ju Kim. This first volume and CD-ROM presents a
collection of poems and music as transmitted in non-liturgical manuscripts: contents
include the Planctus for the death of Charlemagne and of Duke Henry of Friaul, the
lament after the battle of Fontenoy, the hymns of the Modena watchers, the Christmas
song Gratuletur omnis caro, songs about the Last Judgement and the Antichrist, and
lyrics of confession or biblical narration by Carolingian poets such as Paulinus of
Aquileia and Gottschalk of Orbais, all of which is presented for the first time in
both a textual and musical edition. The CD-ROM also includes digital reproductions
of and transcriptions from all manuscripts, recordings of musical performances of
modern transcriptions, and archives of paleographical, musical, linguistical and
metrical data that may be searched using software designed by Luigi Tessarolo."
[from resource]
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DSE: The FEB-Web Scholarly Digital
Edition
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Unter der Leitung von Konstantin Vigursky. Moskau:
Fundamental Digital Library Foundation et al., 2002. Streng genommen
handelt es sich um retrodigitalisierte Druckausgaben. Der Anspruch ist es hier aber,
zu den Autoren des russischen Kanons die jeweils besten Ausgaben als elektronische
Volltexte verfügbar zu machen und mit weiterem Material (Forschungsliteratur,
Briefeditionen etc.) zu kontextualisieren. Insofern erhebt das Projekt durchaus
einen wissenschaftlichen und kritischen Anspruch. Verfügbar sind bisher die
Editionen zu Pushkin, Batiushkov, Griboedov, Boratynskii, Tiutchev, Lermontov, Leo
Tolstoy, Esenin, Sholokhov sowie als einzelne Werke "The Lay of Igor's Campaign" und
als Werksammlungen "Byliny" und "Fairy Tales" (Skazki).
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Dafydd ap
Gwilym.net
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Ed. by Dafydd Johnston et al. Swansea: Swansea
University, 2007. 171 Poems by Dafydd ap Gwilym. Including a manuscript
database, manuscript images, transcriptions, edited texts, welsh paraphrases,
english translations, audio versions, and contextual essays.
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Daisne, Johan: De
trein der traagheid
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Hg. von Edward Vanhoutte et al. Gent: Centrum voor
Teksteditie en Bronnenstudie, 2012. "Met deze digitale editie kunnen tot
20 versies van de tekst samen worden bekeken en geanalyseerd: van de drukproef voor
de publicatie in het NVT uit 1948 tot de laatste geautoriseerde versie die verscheen
tijdens het leven van de auteur in 1977 én een kritische leestekst. Deze
verschillende tekstversies kunnen afzonderlijk worden geraadpleegd, met mekaar
worden vergeleken en letterlijk naast elkaar worden gelegd op het scherm. Voor elke
combinatie van teksten wordt een variantenapparaat gegenereerd waarvan het
oriëntatiepunt door de gebruiker zelf wordt bepaald. Van het plan en het handschrift
zijn digitale facsimiles opgenomen. Met behulp van de geavanceerde exportfuncties
van de editie kan de gebruiker een uitprintbare PDF-versie genereren van een zelf
samengestelde editie. Vanzelfsprekend bevat deze editie ook een verantwoording en
een beschrijving van de tekstgeschiedenis. Ook de tekstcodering en technische
aspecten van de editie worden gedocumenteerd. Een handleiding gidst de gebruiker
doorheen de verschillende functies die de editie biedt." [from resource]
Früher war bereits erschienen: Elektronische editie (CD-ROM). Hg. Von R. Van den
Branden, Edward Vanhoutte und X. Roelens. Gent, KANTL 2007.
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Dante Alighieri: Commedia - A Digital Edition
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Ed by Prue Shaw. Birmingham: Scholarly Digital Editions,
2010. "This DVD-ROM contains Prue Shaw’s transcripts, collations and
analyses of seven key manuscripts of Dante’s Commedia, the most important single
work in Italian literature and one of the masterpieces of world literature. The
transcripts are accompanied by digital images of all pages of six of the
manuscripts, all newly made in high-resolution full colour, and by the full text of
the editions of Petrocchi and Sanguineti. A full word-by-word collation shows all
variants at every word, viewable in either the original manuscript spelling or in a
standardised form. Variant search and variant map features offer new ways of
exploring the relations between the versions. Extensive editorial commentaries
analyse the relations among the surviving texts, and examine the view of the
tradition recently set out by Federico Sanguineti. Throughout, the publication
interface provides access to every word in every version, to the variants on every
word, and to tools and commentaries permitting exploration of the different
versions." [from resource]
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ILTweb Digital Dante
Project
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Ed. by the Institute for Learning Technologies. New
York (NY): Columbia University, 1992-. Eine digitale Bibliothek, die eine
italienische Ausgabe der göttlichen Komödie mit zwei englischen Übersetzungen
synchronisiert und weitere Kontextmaterialien anbietet.
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Dante: Monarchia
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Ed. by Prue Shaw. Birmingham: Scholarly Digital
Editions, 2006; ISBN 978-1904628088; DVD-ROM. "This digital edition of
Dante's Monarchia contains Prue Shaw's acclaimed edited text and translation of
Dante's remarkable treatise on political theory. Shaw's text is supported by full
transcripts of the text of all twenty manuscripts and of the 1559 editio princeps,
together with digital images of all pages, many of them newly made in
high-resolution full colour. A full word-by-word collation shows all variants at
every word, viewable in either the original manuscript spelling or in the
standardised form found in the edited text. Variant search and variant map features
offer new ways of exploring the textual tradition. Extensive editorial commentaries
analyse the relations among the surviving texts, presenting the editorial rationale
which guided the choice of readings contained in the edited text. Throughout, the
publication interface provides access to every word in every version, to the
variants on every word, and to tools and commentaries permitting exploration of the
different versions." [from resource] Der Link zeigt auf die Seite der SDE.
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Dante
Online: Indice dei Manoscritti
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Ed. by Società Dantesca Italiana. Florence: 1996.
"L’avvento dell’informatica apre però nuove prospettive, fatte proprie dalla Società
Dantesca Italiana. Scopo di questa sezione del sito è infatti la riproduzione
integrale dei manoscritti delle opere dantesche in formato digitale, a partire dalla
Commedia, al fine di riunire e rendere liberamente disponibili al pubblico i
testimoni dell’opera dantesca conservati nelle Biblioteche di tutto il mondo, in
un’unica Biblioteca virtuale." [from resource]
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Princeton Dante
Project
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Ed. by Robert Hollander. Princeton: Princeton
University, 1997-1999. "The Princeton Dante Project opened for local use
on 18 May 1999.The PDP combines a traditional approach to the study of Dante's
Comedy with new techniques of compiling and consulting data, images, and sound. The
text of Dante's poem is always at the center of the user's attention, and he or she
is able to consult, within the confines of the PDP itself, the following materials:
The Petrocchi text of the poem New verse translation of the poem
Texts of all the Minor Works (with Translation) Recitation of the poem in
Italian Historical and Interpretive Notes Direct link to the Dartmouth
Dante Project Links to Dante sites all over the world" [from resource]
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Erasmus Darwin. The Temple of Nature (1803)
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Ed. by Martin Priestman. A Romantic Circles Electronic
Edition. College Park (MD): University of Maryland, 2006. "The first
fully annotated edition of Erasmus Darwin's influential scientific poem and its
copious original notes; including the first publication, from draft, of Darwin's
hitherto unknown poetic history of technology, The Progress of Society."
[description taken from Romantic
Circles]
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Dasypodius'
Dictionarium Latinogermanicum
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Transcribed and edited by Jonathan West. Wolfenbüttel:
Herzog August Bibliothek, 2007. Einführung zu Werk und Überlieferung,
annotierte und kollationierte Transkription zweier Textzeugen in TEI-XML, Faksimiles
der Erstausgabe.
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Decameron
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Decameron Web
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The Destruction of Troy. A Diplomatic and Color Facsimile Edition of Hunterian MS V.2.8
in Glasgow University Library, John Clerk of Whalley
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Ed. by Hiroyuki Matsumoto. Ann Arbor (MI): University of
Michigan Press, 2001; ISBN 978-0472002767; CD-ROM. "This electronic
edition supplies full-color facsimiles of the manuscript and allows complex searches
and manipulations of the text through use of the underlying SGML-encoding. This
project conforms fully to the 1994 Text Encoding Initiative guidelines." [from
resource] [Rezension] Phillips, Noelle: The Destruction of Troy. In: Digital Philology 1 (2012), S.
160-162. DOI: 10.1353/dph.2012.0011.
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A Social Edition of
the Devonshire MS (BL Add 17,492)
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Ed. by Ray Siemens and the Devonshire MS editorial
group. Victoria (BC): University of Victoria, 2012. "The social edition
is a work that brings communities together to engage in conversation around a text
formed and reformed through an ongoing, iterative, public editorial process. Ray
Siemens has called for scholars 'to extend our understanding of the scholarly
edition in light of new models of edition production that embrace social networking
and its commensurate tools… [to develop] the social edition as an extension of the
traditions in which it is situated and which it has the potential to inform
productively'. Bringing practice to theory, we have modeled the social edition,
working as a team to extend scholarly best practice and open-access methodology to
collaborative technologically mediated scholarly editing in Web 2.0 environments. We
have chosen to build our edition Wikibooks, alongside (and with help from) the
dedicated Wikibooks community. Our goal, through community engagement via Wikibooks,
twitter, blogs, and drupal-based social media space, is to use existing social media
tools to change the role of the scholarly editor from the sole authority on the text
to a facilitator who brings traditional and citizen scholars into collaboration
through ongoing editorial conversation." [from resource]
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Deyssel, Lodewijk van
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Menschen en
Bergen, proza-gedicht
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Dickinson Electronic
Archives
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Ed. by Martha Nell Smith, Lara Vetter et al.
Charlottesville (VA): Institute for Advanced Technology in the Humanities,
1994-. Dickinson Electronic Archives 2, 2012. Umfangreiches Textarchiv zu
den Werken von Emily Dickinson und ihrer "Umgebung". Stark auf Kontextualisierung
ausgerichtet: Mit Texten der "Dickinson Family", Texten zur Rezeption, Beiträgen aus
der Forschung und dem Einsatz des Archivs in der Lehre. Die Recodierung und
Präsentation der Texte ist vor allem auf den Text als physisches Objekt
ausgerichtet, weniger auf den "logical lexical content". Als technischer Rahmen wird
ein Content Management System zur Darstellung von TEI-XML benutzt The site was
relaunched in 2012. The first version is still avaiable at http://archive.emilydickinson.org.
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Emily
Dickinson’s Correspondences: A Born-Digital Textual Inquiry
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Ed. Martha Nell Smith and Lara Vetter, with Ellen Louise
Hart as consulting editor. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Press,
2008. Online-subscription from 148$ to 295$, depending on the type of
institution. A free 48-hour trial is also available. "Unpublished in book form
during her lifetime, the poems of Emily Dickinson were nonetheless shared with those
she trusted most—through her letters. This XML-based archive brings together
seventy-four poems and letters from Emily’s correspondence with her sister-in-law
and primary confidante, Susan Dickinson. Each text is presented with a digitized
scan of the holograph manuscript. These images have zoom functionality as well as a
special light-box feature that allows users to view and compare constellations of
related documents. Users may search by date, genre, manuscript features, and full
text. Dating from the 1850s to the end of Dickinson’s life, the work collected here
shows all the characteristics of the poet’s mature art." [from resource]
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Digenis Akritis: Greek
and Slavic
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Ed. by Robert Romanchuk and Thuy-Linh Pham. Maintained
by Robert Romanchuk and David J. Birnbaum. Tallahassee (FL)/Pittsburgh (PA):
Florida State University / University of Pittsburgh, 2017. "This edition
represents a part of the efforts of one of the authors (Robert Romanchuk) to produce
a critical edition of the Slavic version of the 12th-c. Byzantine romantic epic
Digenis Akritis, reliable enough for Slavists interested in the work’s life and
reception from the 14th c. to the 18th, but also of use to Byzantinists." [from
resource]
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Digital
Renaissance Editions
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Brett Greatley-Hirsch (Coordinating Editor). Victoria:
University of Victoria, 2015. "Digital Renaissance Editions aims to
expand the range of early English drama available to a world-wide audience for
study, teaching, and performance, and to inspire a greater appreciation and
understanding of the drama and its various contexts." [from resource]
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Digital Day
Thoughts: A comparative encoding of the quarto and octavo editions of The Relief; or,
Day Thoughts: a Poem (1754) by Henry Jones.
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Ed. by Daniel J. Johnson. s.l.: Scholars’ Grotto,
2014. "Digital Day Thoughts aims to facilitate scholarship by
offering clean transcriptions of two editions of the poem from 1754—the quarto and
the octavo—but also by offering tools that allow the user to compare the differences
between them. Since no genetic relationship between the publications can be
established (there are no known manuscript or proof copies of Day Thoughts),
the audience has to decide how meaning should be negotiated when the texts offer
different readings." [from resource]
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The
Digital Temple: A Documentary Edition of George Herbert’s English Verse
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Ed. by Robert Whalen and Christopher Hodgkins.
Charlottesville: University of Virginia Press, 2012. Online-subscription
from 138$ to 695$, depending on the type of institution. A free 48-hour trial is
also available. "The Digital Temple offers diplomatic and modern-spelling
transcriptions of Williams MS. Jones B62, Bodleian MS. Tanner 307, and The Temple:
Sacred Poems and Private Ejaculations, first edition (STC 13183, Folger Shakespeare
Library copy). These may be viewed, alongside digital images of the sources, either
as discrete witnesses in their entirety, or as individual poems in parallel display,
the latter with a full set of critical annotations and textual notes." [from
resource]
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Digital Variants:
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Hg. von Domenico Fiormonte et al. Edinburgh / Rom:
University of Edinburgh / University of Roma Tre, 1996-. Anhand
verschiedener Autoren des 20. Jh. werden für das Problem der Textgenese und der
Textvarianz neue Formen der Edition und editorischen Darstellung gesucht. Das
Projekt versteht sich dabei als offene Plattform für die Arbeiten verschiedener
Editoren. Zu den beispielhaft bearbeiteten Autoren gehören Vincenzo Cerami, Angel
García Galiano, Valerio Magrelli, José Antonio Millán, Manuel Vázquez Montalbán,
Francesca Sanvitale, Fernando Savater, Francisco Solano und Roberto Vacca. Zu den am
weitesten ausgebauten Umsetzungen gehört die für Magrelli eingesetzte "Genetic
Machine", eine Flash-Anwendung.
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Benjamin Disraeli:
Alroy
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Ed. by Sheila A. Spector. A Romantic Circles Electronic
Edition. College Park (MD): University of Maryland, 2005.
[Kurzbeschreibung von Romantic
Circles:] "This early novel, first published in 1833, represents Disraeli in
'romantic mode'. This version features the novel, an introduction, annotations,
reprints of Disraeli’s sources, contemporary reviews, & modern criticism, as
well as a detailed bibliography of Disraeli’s life and works, criticism, & other
contextual materials." [description taken from Romantic
Circles]
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Dodd, William
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Thoughts
in Prison by William Dodd
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Hyperdonat - Une
édition électronique des commentaires de Donat aux comédies de Térence
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Bruno Bureau, Maud Ingarao, Christian Nicolas,
Emmanuelle Raymond (éds). Lyon: Université Lyon III / ENS de Lyon,
2007-2011. "Hyperdonat est originellement un projet d’édition hypertexte
du commentaire attribué à Aelius Donat aux comédies de Térence. Le projet s’inscrit
dans une réflexion plus vaste sur l’édition hypertexte de commentaires de nature
variée. Ce site présente au fur et à mesure les résultats - corpus et
fonctionnalités - produits au sein du projet." [from resource] For a
documentation of the project see the blog hyperdonat.hypotheses.org
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Digital Donne: The Online
Variorum
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Kelley Bradley, Meredith Burns, Cristina Cedillo, et.al.
College Station (TX): Texas A&M University / Center of Digital Humanities
Research (CoDHR), 2005-. "In addition to (a) reading a technical
description of each volume, users can (b) index the volume's content by either poem
title or page number, (c) browse through and (d) zoom in on images of the volume's
pages and front- and back-matter, (e) concord the volume's contents, and (f) examine
a concise list of press variants in each printed volume. Users navigate to the
desired function by clicking the appropriate heading at the top of each volume's
home page.
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Jean Donneau
de Visé: Les Nouvelles nouvelles
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Ed. by Claude Bourqui, Christophe Schuwey et al.
Fribourg (Switzerland): University of Fribourg, 2014–. A digital edition
of this work by Jean Donneau de Visé, published in Paris in 1663. The book addresses
many of the back-then top stories, including political scandals, trending literature
as well as the rising star of French theater, Molière. To help the reader
understanding the topic, the notes point towards numerous files that supply
information about the historical and literary context. [from editors]
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The
Dream of the Rood: An Electronic Edition
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Created by Mary Rambaran-Olm. [probably Calgary]:
2002. Presents a text from the Vercelli Book with transcription,
glossary, commentary, translation, manuscript images and some introduction.
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[Theodore] Dreiser Web Source
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Ed. by Thomas P. Riggio et. al. Philadelphia (PA):
University of Pennsylvania Library, 2002-2010. Korrespondenzen und Texte,
teilweise als Abbildungen, teilweise als unkritische Volltexte, teilweise als
annotierte Transkriptionen. Dazu weitere Materialien (Reference Sources, Scholarly
Essays, Still & Moving Images).
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Friedrich Dürrenmatt: Die Physiker. Multimediale Dokumentation zum Text, zur Entstehung
und zur Wirkungsgeschichte auf CD-ROM
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Hg. von Rudolf Probst und Beat Zimmerli. Bern:
Schweizerisches Literaturarchiv, 2001; ISBN 978-3952237205; CD-ROM. "Die
CD-ROM [... dokumentiert] die Entstehung und Wirkung von Friedrich Dürrenmatts
Erfolgsstück Die Physiker. Per Mausklick können Manuskriptseiten untersucht,
Aufführungs- und Probenfotos verschiedener Inszenierungen eingesehen,
Videoausschnitte betrachtet, Kommentare gehört oder Hintergrundinformationen
abgerufen werden. Die CD ROM enthält den Text [... verschiedener] Physiker-Ausgaben
[... ,] sämtliche Manuskripte aus der Entstehungszeit der Physiker im
Schweizerischen Literaturarchiv [... ,] Fotos, [...] Tonbeispiele und
Videoausschnitte zur Rezeptionsgeschichte des Stücks [... ,]
Hintergrundinformationen [... ,] Wissenschaftliche Kommentare mit Wort- und
Sacherklärungen, Manuskriptbeschreibungen, Anleitung zum Umgang mit Dürrenmatts
Manuskripten und vieles andere mehr ." [from resource] Der Link zielt auf einen
Internet Archiv-Snapshot (2017) der Seite der Schweizerischen Landesbibliothek, die
die CD vertreibt. Eine Rezension: Martin Stingelin, Dokumentation statt Edition?
Text, Entstehung und Wirkungsgeschichte von Friedrich Dürrenmatts "Die Physiker" –
multimedial aufbereitet. In: Text. Kritische Beiträge 8 (2003), S. 145-151.
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Early
Stuart Libels: an edition of poetry from manuscript sources.
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Ed. by Alastair Bellany and Andrew McRae. Early Modern
Literary Studies Text Series I (2005). purl.oclc.org/emls/texts/libels "A
web-based edition of early seventeenth-century political poetry from manuscript
sources. It brings into the public domain over 350 poems, many of which have never
before been published." [from resource]
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Edmer of Canterbury
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The Life of Saint Wilfrid by Edmer of Canterbury
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Effectus Amoris
széphistória a XVI. századból. Digitális kritikai kiadás
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Tóth Tünde, Szegedi Béla. Budapest: Gépeskönyv,
1998-1999. "A fentieket orvosolandó, az alábbiakban nem csak a mű teljes,
javított és négy sorral kiegészített betűhív szövegét közlöm, jegyzetekkel ellátva,
hanem, a történet érthetősége végett, Athenaios műrészletének magyar fordítását is.
A betűhív átirat mellett két másik szöveg olvasható: egy mai helyesírásra átírt,
javított jelentéstükröztető, illetve egy ejtéstükröztető szöveg. Mindkettőben
mellőztem a szövegkritikai jelöléseket és megjegyzéseket (ezek az átiratnál
találhatók). A kettő közt az a különbség, hogy az előbbiben minden szó a ma
használatos hangalakjában szerepel, kivéve, ha a rímek az eredeti alakot
igényelték." [from resource]
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Emblems
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Alciato's Book of
Emblems: The Memorial Web Edition in Latin and English
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Eneasroman
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Heinrich von Veldeke – Eneasroman
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Enigmes, Livre d'...
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Jacques de
Fonteny's Livre d'Enigmes - Manuscript of an Early 17th-Century Para-Emblematic,
Illustrated Sonnet Sequence.
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Entretenida, La
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La entretenida by
Miguel de Cervantes: A Digital, Annotated Edition and an English Translation
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Песме Ерлангенског
рукописа - Erlangenski rukopis
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Hg. von Mirjana Detelić, Snežana Samardžija und Lidija
Delic. Monumenta Serbica, 2014. "На овом месту понуђено је ново читање
Ерлангенског рукописа са разрешеном графијом и предлогом за тумачење нејасних места.
Приложени су и радови о Рукопису из којих се може стећи увид у његову историју и
значај. Аутори – др Мирјана Детелић, проф. др Снежана Самарџија, др Лидија Делић и
инг. Бранислав Томић – настојали су да документују сваки корак у процесу настајања
ове верзије Ерлангенског рукописа и да пруже сваком читаоцу могућност да понуди боље
решење ако мисли да га зна." [from resource]
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Euripides
Scholia
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Created by Donald J. Mastronarde. Berkeley (CA):
University of California Berkeley, 2010; Beta Version 1. 2020; Version 1.
About Beta
Version 1 (2010): The "site is the home of a new open-access digital edition
of the scholia on the plays of the ancient Athenian tragedian Euripides (born ca.
485-480, died winter 407/406 BCE). There are [via filters] currently three
levels of detail offered: full view shows each scholion followed by all
public elements that have been provided in the edition (not all elements appear for
every scholion); expert view shows the same but also adds two optional
elements intended for the author and collaborators; the view with trans. and
app. shows only the scholion and a translation (if available) and the
apparatus criticus (if there are variants). The content can be filtered to
include everything (prefatory material or arguments and scholia of all
kinds); only the old scholia (scholia vetera); all scholia except
those tagged as glosses ..." [from resource] About Version 1 (2020):
"Release 1 supersedes the much smaller preliminary sample made public in 2010 as a
‘beta’ version. The files of the older version are archived in a separate directory
on this site. The scholia and glosses presented in Release 1 have been checked
against some previous editions both to compare reports of variants and to ensure
that items in those editions are not omitted here." [from resource]
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The Exeter Anthology of Old English Poetry
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Ed. by Bernard J. Muir. Exeter: University of Exeter
Press, 2006. "A digital edition of Exeter Dean & Chapter MS 3501,
commonly known as "The Exeter Book", but edited here as The Exeter Anthology of Old
English Poetry. The text of the DVD is that of Professor Muir's 2nd edition of the
manuscript, published by University of Exeter Press in 2000. [... The DVD] contains
an animated background documentary on the history of the manuscript, a selection of
readings in both Old and Modern English, recordings of some of the Latin antiphons
which inspired the poet of the 'Advent Lyrics', an illustrated report by Nicholas
Pickwoad on the present state of the binding, and the full text of the 2000
edition." [from resource] The page at http://www.evellum.com/ seems to be gone.
There is a snapshot from 09.10.205 in the wayback mmachine.
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Exzerpthefte
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Jean Paul
Portal
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Faustedition / Johann Wolfgang
Goethe: Faust. Historisch-kritische Edition
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Herausgegeben von Anne Bohnenkamp-Renken, Silke Henke
und Fotis Jannidis. Frankfurt am Main: Freies Deutsches Hochstift, 2018.
"Die digitale Faustedition besteht aus einem Archiv der Handschriften und der zu
Lebzeiten erschienenen textkritisch relevanten Drucke zum ‚Faust‘, einem
konstituierten Text des ‚Faust I‘ und des ‚Faust II‘ sowie Visualisierungen zur
Genese des Werks." [from resource]
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Flaubert, Gustave: Bouvard et Pécuchet
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Les dossiers de
Bouvard et Pécuchet
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Flaubert, Gustave: Madame Bovary
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Les manuscrits de
Madame Bovary. Edition intégrale sur le web.
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An
Uninteresting Detail of a Journey to Rome by Ann Flaxman
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Ed. by Marie E. McAllister. A Romantic Circles
Electronic Edition. College Park (MD): University of Maryland, 2014. "Ann
Flaxman's An Uninteresting Detail of a Journey to Rome tells the story of a female
Grand Tour, something quite rare, and of an extended artist's visit to Italy,
something quite common. In 1787 Flaxman set out for France and Italy with her
husband, the sculptor John Flaxman, and a small company of fellow travellers. During
her journey and in the months that followed her arrival in Rome, Flaxman kept a
perceptive and entertaining journal for the benefit of friends at home, a group that
included William and Catherine Blake. Personal yet nonetheless typical of its genre,
Flaxman's previously unpublished Journey serves as an excellent introduction to
English travel writing just before the French Revolution, and to the
late-eighteenth-century international arts scene. It also reveals the challenges and
rewards of being an atypically poor traveller and an aspiring woman writer." [from
resource]
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digi
Florimont - archive numérique du 'Roman de Florimont' d'Aimon de Varennes
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Projet DigiFlor. Grenoble: Université de Grenoble Alpes,
2017-2019. "DigiFlorimont est donc une Archive, l’archive d’une tradition
littéraire, celle du Roman de Florimont, dans ses composantes manuscrites,
textuelles, narratives et linguistiques. DigiFlorimont est de plus un Laboratoire,
où l’on expérimente autour de cette rencontre entre les méthodes philologiques et
les instruments numériques d’analyse et de représentation. Cette Archive et ce
Laboratoire sont ouverts et transparents : toutes les données et les outils nés dans
ce contexte sont mis à disposition de la communauté, dans l’espoir d’avoir quelque
utilité." [from resource]
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Theodor Fontane:
Notizbücher. Digitale genetisch-kritische und kommentierte Edition
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Hrsg. von Gabriele Radecke. Göttingen: Universität
Göttingen, 2015. "Die Hybrid-Ausgabe besteht aus zwei komplementären
Teilen, die in abgestufter Weise die Materialität visualisieren und
dokumentenorientierte, chronologische und teleologische Zugriffe ermöglichen sowie
einen linearen les- und zitierbaren Text und Kommentar herstellen: Die digitale
Edition im Fontane-Notizbuch-Portal wird alle Notizbuchaufzeichnungen in
synoptischer Darstellung von Digitalisat und diplomatischer Transkription sowie
einen historisch-kritisch edierten Text mit textkritischem Apparat und Kommentaren
unter Open-Access-Lizenz CC-BY-NC-ND 4.0 international veröffentlichen." [from
resource]
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Jacques de
Fonteny's Livre d'Enigmes - Manuscript of an Early 17th-Century Para-Emblematic,
Illustrated Sonnet Sequence.
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Ed. by Gerhard F. Strasser, assist. by Eva Christina
Glaser. Wolfenbüttel: Herzog August Bibliothek, 2012. TEI-based digital
edition offering facsimile, original transcription, and modern french transcription
with some prefatory remarks, commentary and bibliography.
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Frankenstein by Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley.
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Ed. by Stuart Curran. A Romantic Circles Electronic
Edition. College Park (MD): University of Maryland, 2009. "This edition
of Frankenstein, in gestation for over fifteen years, provides the texts of both the
1818 and 1831 editions, as well as copius annotations that emphasize the novel's
strong inter- and intra-textual connections." [from resource] The edition is also
hosted at http://knarf.english.upenn.edu/.
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In Transition:
Selected Poems by the Baroness Elsa von Freytag-Loringhoven
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Ed. by Tanya Clement. College Park (MD): University of
Maryland, 2009. "The edition comprises digital surrogates and
transcriptions of multiple manuscript versions of twelve poems by
Freytag-Loringhoven. [... It is based on] TEI P5 XML-encoded transcriptions which
comprise poetry drafts and scholarly annotations and introductions for each poem;
the edition also includes images of original manuscripts as well as theoretical
essays. Within the edition, these objects are incorporated into the free,
open-source Javascript application called the Versioning Machine, which takes advantage of the TEI’s robust standards for
parallel segmentation by allowing for cross-comparisons among the encoded texts.
[...T]he Versioning Machine [has been augmented] specifically for this edition in
order to incorporate intra- and inter-lineal comparisons. The digital surrogates of
the poetry drafts and the TEI-encoded texts are cross-searchable with the UM
Libraries’ other digital collections within the Libraries’ Fedora digital
[r]epository system." (from a university libraries press release)
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The
Firstling/Erstling/He Complex by Baroness Elsa von Freytag-Loringhoven
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Edited by Tanya Clement and Gaby Divay. In: Scholarly
Editing. The Annual of the Association for Documentary Editing, Vol. 33,
2012. "This "complex" includes thirty-three versions of a poem with
multiple titles in two languages by the Baroness Elsa von Fretytag Loringhoven
(1874-1927). [...] The entire cluster can be dated to 1923/24 when the Baroness had
just returned to Berlin after twelve years in the United States. About one third of
the poems are in German and tend to be composed in traditional form and style. Two
thirds are in English. As the edition shows, the Baroness rewrote her poems in the
two different languages to incorporate adaptations or re-creations rather than
straight translations. Underlying this edition is one TEI-P5 XML file
accompanied by twenty-two, full color, documentary images." [from resource]
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Fräulein Else, Arthur Schnitzler
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"Fräulein
Else" multimedial - Arthur Schnitzlers Novelle und ihre Adaptionen (1923-2013)
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Benito Pérez Galdos:
Toquemada en la hoguera. On-Line Edition
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Ed. by Rhian Davies. Sheffield: Galdos Editions Project
/ University of Sheffield, 2005; ISBN 978- 095426083X. [From the intute-record:] "[...] users are able to compare different versions of the
novel, uniquely brought together by this electronic edition; read contextual
editorial notes to the text by rolling the mouse over highlighted words and phrases,
as well as textual notes referring to issues in the transcription of the manuscript;
refer instantly to extensive indexes of characters and places from Galdós's complete
works; and conduct searches across the text for character names, words, phrases,
places, dates and so on. Navigation through the novel is facilitated by a chapter
index, and a full bibliography relating to the study of the Torquemada novels as
well as Galdós's manuscripts is provided."
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Galiano, Angel García
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Digital Variants:
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Documents linguistiques
galloromans
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Édition électronique dirigée par Martin Glessgen.
Zürich: Universität Zürich, 2009; troisième édition 2016. "La collection
des Documents linguistiques galloromans (DocLing) fournit une édition fiable d’un
nombre important de textes documentaires médiévaux conservés pour l’essentiel sous
une forme originale et en grande partie inédits. Le projet poursuit sous un format
électronique l’entreprise des Documents linguistiques de la France fondée par Paul
Meyer (1909). Les éditions de Paul Meyer concernent les documents de la Provence
orientale du 12e au 15e siècle ainsi que ceux de l’Ain, en domaine francoprovençal
(éd. par Edmond Philippon), celles de de Clovis Brunel réunissent les documents
occitans antérieurs à 1200, essentiellement languedociens, celles dirigées par
Jacques Monfrin les chartes françaises antérieures à 1270." [from resource]
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Het Geraardsbergse
handschrift
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Hg. von Herman Brinkman und Peter Boot. Den Haag:
Huygens Instituut, 2003. Textausgabe (teilweise mit Abbildungen) einer
mittelalterlichen Sammelhandschrift mit hauptsächlich mittelniederländischen Texten
verschiedenster Textsorten. Technische Realisierung: TEI-XML per XSLT zu einer
HTML-Präsentation verarbeitet.
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George Herbert's English Verse
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The
Digital Temple: A Documentary Edition of George Herbert’s English Verse
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Édition
génétique des Caves du Vatican d'André Gide
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Pascal Mercier, Alain Goulet et al. (éds). Paris:
Gallimard, 2001; sans ISBN.
"Ce CD-Rom rassemble l'ensemble du
dossier génétique de l'œuvre : documents préparatoires, notes, plans, brouillons,
manuscrits… sous la forme d'images des documents originaux et de textes manuscrits.
Il met en regard tous ces documents avec le texte de référence des Caves, et propose
ainsi de suivre la préhistoire de l'œuvre mot à mot, ligne à ligne. Autour de ces
textes sont proposés de nombreux dossiers documentaires, historico-critiques,
bibliographiques…" [from resource] The former description page is gone. Last
snapshot in the internet archive is from 2011
About the Online-Version: "Cette édition en ligne reproduit la version
originale du logiciel publiée sur CD-ROM en 2001. Aucune modification n’y a été
apportée concernant sa structure ainsi que son contenu. Toutefois, l’évolution de la
technologie a pour conséquence que certaines fonctions n’opèrent plus correctement."
[from resource]
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The
Gipsy Prince by Thomas Moore & Michael Kelly
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Ed. by Frederick Burwick. A Romantic Circles Electronic
Edition. College Park (MD): University of Maryland, 2012. "Published here
for the first time, The Gipsy Prince (Haymarket, 24 July 1801), was the
collaboration of Thomas Moore who composed the libretto and lyrics and Michael Kelly
who provided the musical score. [...] With an introduction by Frederick Burwick,
this edition includes his transcription of the previously unpublished manuscript,
the prose narrative ostensibly translated from the Spanish, the sheet music as
published by Michael Kelly, recordings of the overture and songs as performed under
the musical direction of Stephen Pu, and a variorum of the lyrics to facilitate
side-by-side comparisons of all versions of the songs. The edition also provides
page-by-page images of the original materials." [from resource]
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Glossary
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Eleventh-Century Anglo-Saxon Glossary From Ms. Brussels, Royal Library 1650: An Edition
and Source Study
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Glosses
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St Gall Priscian glosses
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Glover, Samuel
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A
Description of the Valley of Chamouni, in Savoy. By Samuel Glover
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The Diary of William
Godwin
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Ed. by Victoria Myers, David O'Shaughnessy and Mark
Philp. Oxford: Oxford Digital Library, 2010.
"Godwin’s diary consists of 32 octavo notebooks [...] [with entries from] 6
April 1788 [...] [to] 26 March 1836. [...] The diary is a resource of immense
importance to researchers of history, politics, literature, and women’s studies. It
maps the radical intellectual and political life of the late eighteenth and early
nineteenth centuries, as well as providing extensive evidence on publishing
relations, conversational coteries, artistic circles and theatrical production over
the same period. One can also trace the developing relationships of one of the most
important families in British literature [...] [and m]any of the most important
figures in British cultural history feature in its pages. The diary has been
transcribed and encoded so that it is fully searchable. High resolution scanned
images of the diary are also provided." "The project has sought to code the
diary so as to retain the richness and diversity of the information. Each element in
a day’s entry has been coded so as to distinguish what Godwin read, what he wrote,
whom he saw, where he saw them, in what activities or meals they shared, and where
he went." [from resource]
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Fables: Ancient and
Modern. Adapted for the Use of Chilrden by William Godwin, Esq.
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Ed. by Suzanne L. Barnett and Katherine Bennett
Gustafson. A Romantic Circles Electronic Edition. College Park (MD): University
of Maryland, 2014. "This is the first installment of a complete critical
edition of Godwin’s ten contributions to his Juvenile Library. It makes available
for the first time since 1824 the first text that Godwin both authored and published
under his own imprint, Fables Ancient and Modern. Adapted for the Use of Children
from Three to Eight Years of Age (1805), along with a comprehensive introduction and
extensive notes by the editors. While literary historians have long been aware that
radical author William Godwin wrote and published children's books, these works are
substantially less visible than his novels and philosophical writings. Yet, the
profound cultural impact of Godwin's children's literature—especially as an
expression of his social politics—necessitates their reproduction and welcomes
further critical inquiry." [from resource]
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Joannes Antonides van der Goes, Ystroom (1671)
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Jan Bloemendal, met bijdragen van Boukje Thijs.
Amsterdam: Huygens ING, 2015. "Hier wordt een editie van Joannes
Antonides van der Goes’ De Ystroom geboden. De tekst van de eerste editie uit 1671
is als basis gekozen. De facsimiles zijn van het exemplaar dat aan Constantijn
Huygens heeft toebehoord (Koninklijke Bibliotheek 28 K 25), dat is gedigitaliseerd
door ProQuest als deel van de Early European Books. Aan de editie zijn de
aantekeningen van Pieter Witsen Geysbeek (1828) (wg), Willem Bilderdijk (1827-1836)
(bild) en de handschriftelijke aantekeningen van Arnold van Mourik (met grote dank
aan de erven Van Mourik die toestemming gaven zijn aantekeningen te gebruiken)
(prelvm) toegevoegd, alsook een vertaling in modern Nederlands. Zo kan de lezer de
annotaties van oude en moderne editoren gemakkelijk naast elkaar zetten en
vergelijken, wat betreft hun resultaten en hun aanpak." [from resource]
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Goethe
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Faustedition / Johann Wolfgang
Goethe: Faust. Historisch-kritische Edition
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Der junge Goethe
in seiner Zeit
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Hg. von Karl Eibl, Fotis Jannidis und Marianne Willems.
Frankfurt a.M.: Suhrkamp, 1998; ISBN 978-3458169148; 2 Bände + 1 CD-ROM.
Die Edition basiert auf TEI-Auszeichnungen. Zur Darstellung wird Folio Views
verwendet. Inzwischen gibt es auch eine Internet-Version der Edition.
Besprechungen: Detlef Gwosc, in: Deutsche Bücher 29/2 (1999), S. 100-103. Burkhard
Henke, in: Monatshefte für deutschsprachige Literatur und Kultur 93/4 (2001), S.
518-520. David Hill, in: The modern language review 96/3 (2001), S. 883-884. Roland
Krebs, in: Etudes germaniques 56/2 (2001), S. 273.
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L'ipertesto d'autore: "La famiglia
dell'antiquario" di Carlo Goldoni in edizione elettronica su CD-ROM
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Hg. von Luca Toschi. Venedig: Marsilio, 1996; ISBN
978-8831763148; Buch + CD-ROM. Hybrid-Ausgabe mit Buch und CD-ROM. Im
Netz scheint das schon ältere Projekt (1993) nicht weiter dokumentiert zu sein.
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Édition
digitale et étude de la polémique autour de Góngora
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Ed. by Mercedes Blanco. Paris: Sorbonne Université-CLEA,
2014-. "Les oscillations de la fortune de Luis de Góngora (1561-1627)
auprès des lecteurs comme auprès de la critique et l’influence, immense à court
terme et persistante aujourd’hui, d’une œuvre brève et difficile, posent des énigmes
qui méritent d’être élucidées. [...] Nous éditons plusieurs dizaines de pièces
de nature hétérogène en nous basant sur une version élargie du catalogue dressé par
Robert Jammes en appendice à son édition des Soledades(1992). Ce qui est pour
l’instant visible sur la plateforme représente moins de la moitié de ce qui est en
préparation. Parmi les pièces à paraître, on compte des textes inédits, présents
dans des manuscrits que l’on croyait perdus ou illisibles." [from resource]
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Manuscrito digital de Juan
Goytisolo
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Directed by Bénédicte Vauthier, Bern: Universität Bern,
2013. "Manuscrito digital de Juan Goytisolo es un proyecto de edición
genética digital de los manuscritos de trabajo de Paisajes después de la batalla,
novela de Juan Goytisolo. Nacido en el seno del Instituto de Lengua y Literaturas
Hispánicas de la Universidad de Berna (Institut für Spanische Sprache und
Literaturen, Universität Bern) bajo la dirección de Bénédicte Vauthier, Manuscrito
digital de Juan Goytisolo tiene una faceta de formación de jóvenes investigadores.
El proyecto de carácter internacional se ha realizado en estrecha colaboración con
estudiantes de filología hispánica de la Universidad de Berna, de Digital Humanities
(Zentrum für Digitale Edition, Universität Würzburg & École nationale des
chartes, París) y de informática (Zürcher Hochschule für Angewandte Wissenschaften
[ZHAW]) y la ayuda de informáticos profesionales." [from resource]
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Queste del saint Graal
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Édition numérique interactive du manuscrit de Lyon
(Bibliothèque municipale, P.A. 77). Edité par Christiane Marchello-Nizia et
Alexei Lavrentiev. Lyon: Institut des Sciences de l'Homme (ISH), 2013.
Note: From the base address choose "GRAAL (édition numérique interactive)" to get to
the edition. "Depuis son apparition dans la littérature au 12e siècle, le Graal a
engendré d'innombrables quêtes. La version présentée ici fut composée vers 1225. Le
manuscrit Palais des Arts 77 conservé à la Bibliothèque municipale de Lyon, que nous
éditons, est l’un des meilleurs manuscrits de ce célèbre roman du Moyen Age.
L’édition présentée ici est un prototype, et, nous l’espérons, un exemple de ce que
peut désormais offrir la ‘philologie numérique’, avec ses possibilités techniques
nouvelles et son exigence de rigueur et de cohérence. C’est ainsi que le texte peut
s’afficher sous un triple format – version courante, version diplomatique, version
facsimilaire, la dernière étant la plus proche du texte tel que réalisé par le
copiste médiéval, la première correspondant à une édition plus facile d’accès,
semblable aux éditions habituelles des textes anciens. Vous pouvez aussi afficher
les photographies du manuscrit et la traduction en français moderne. Ces différents
éléments peuvent s'afficher côte à côte, en plusieurs colonnes." [from resource]
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Graal
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Queste del
saint Graal. Manuscrit Lyon, Bibliothèque municipale, P.A. 77
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Grabbe-Portal
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Unter der Leitung von Bernd Füllner, Thomas Burch und
Detlev Hellfaier. Detmold / Düsseldorf / Trier: Lippischen Landesbibliothek
Detmold / Heinrich-Heine-Institut Düsseldorf / Kompetenzzentrum für
elektronische Erschließungs- und Publikationsverfahren in den
Geisteswissenschaften, 2011. "Das Grabbe-Portal [...] [präsentiert]
sämtliche erhaltenen Texte bbes: Dramatische Werke, Rezensionen, theoretische
Schriften und kleinere biographische Texte sowie den Briefwechsel Grabbes, ergänzt
um ca. 20 seit der Vollendung der Ausgabe 1973 neu aufgefundene Briefe. Die
Grundlage für die retrospektive digitale Edition des Grabbe-Portals bildet die
historisch-kritische Gesamtausgabe, welche 1960-1973 von Alfred Bergmann bearbeitet
[...] wurde. [... D]ie sechs Bände (ca. 4.400 Seiten) [wrden] digital erfasst [...].
Zusätzlich wurden über 7.500 digitale Faksimiles von Handschriften, Bildern und
Erstausgaben seitengenau in den Datenbestand der Textausgabe integriert." [from
project brochure]
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Diary of Robert Graves 1935-39 and
ancillary material
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Compiled by Beryl Graves, Chris Petter and Linda
Roberts. Victoria (BC): University of Victoria Libraries, 2002-2003.
Digitale Abbildungen und tief ausgezeichneter und annotierter Volltext, der als
diplomatische Abschrift dargestellt wird. Optisch und technisch vorbildliche
Umsetzung von ausgezeichneten (TEI-P4)XML-Texten mittels nativer XML-Datenbank
(eXist) in eine sehr gut benutzbare Web-Oberfläche.
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The Thomas Gray
(1716-1771) Interactive Online Commentary
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Ed. by Alexander Huber. Oxford: Bodleian Libraries /
University of Oxford, 2000-. [Selbstbeschreibung] "The Thomas Gray
(1716-1771) Interactive Online Commentary" ist ein Hypermedia-Projekt zur
Erforschung von Leben und Werk des englischen Lyrikers Thomas Gray. Die Site bietet
sowohl annotierte elektronische Texte der anthumen englischen Lyrik Grays als auch
weiterführende Sekundärliteratur, wie einen biographischen Abriss, eine
chronologische Tabelle von Leben und Werk, eine Auswahlbibliographie, eine Galerie
und Links zu verwandten Online-Ressourcen. Die Texte können sowohl über einen
direkten Zugriff auf Textebene erforscht als auch mit einer Suchmaschine durchsucht
werden. Der Nutzer hat dabei Zugriff auf einen umfangreichen Anmerkungsapparat, der
ständig durch Kooperation von Wissenschaftlern erweitert werden soll. Eigene
Anmerkungen können dabei direkt über ein Webformular zu jeder beliebigen Textstelle
eingegeben werden.
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Griboedov, Alexander
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DSE: The FEB-Web Scholarly Digital
Edition
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The Griffin by
Thomas D'Arcy Morris
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Ed. by Máire ní Fhlathúin. A Romantic Circles Electronic
Edition. College Park (MD): University of Maryland, 2018. "This edition
showcases the poetry of Thomas D’Arcy Morris (1792-1835), a significant figure in
the Bombay literary scene of the early nineteenth century. It identifies and
attributes Morris’s works, originally published anonymously or pseudonymously in
contemporary newspapers and periodicals. The central text is the long review / poem
The Griffin, accompanied by some related earlier works by Morris, and some
contextual correspondence. The edition also includes a list of later anonymous and
pseudonymous works by Morris from the Oriental Sporting Magazine (1828-1833)." [from
resource]
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Grundtvigs
Værker – en tekstkritisk og kommenteret udgave af N.F.S. Grundtvigs trykte
forfatterskab.
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Centerledere: Katrine Frøkjær Baunvig (2018-), Michael
Schelde (2009-2018). Udgaveledere: Johnny Kondrup (2010-2012), Klaus Nielsen
(2013-2019), Krista Stinne Greve Rasmussen (2020-). Aarhus: Grundtvig Centeret
ved Aarhus Universitet, 2010. "N.F.S. Grundtvig (1783-1872) var en af de
betydeligste personligheder i 1800-tallets danske åndsliv. Han var digter, præst,
historiker, politiker og pædagogisk tænker. Hans omfattende virke har sat afgørende
præg på dansk samfundsbygning, kultur og kirkeliv. GV er en tekstkritisk og
kommenteret udgave af Grundtvigs trykte forfatterskab, der, når den er færdig, vil
omfatte ca. 1000 værker. [...] GV tilbyder en række værktøjer, som hjælper læseren
ind i forfatterskabet, bl.a. kommentarer til vanskelige passager i Grundtvigs
tekster samt indledninger til hvert værk. Og alt sammen er søgbart." [from resource]
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Het
Gruuthusehandschrift
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Ed. by Herman Brinkman und Ike de Loos. Den Haag:
Koninklijke Bibliotheek, 2017. "Het Gruuthusehandschrift is een
verzameling liederen, gebeden en gedichten die tussen 1405 en 1410 zijn geschreven.
Rond 1400 is Brugge een rijke wereldstad die bruist en borrelt van de handel, van
muziek, van kunst en cultuur. Dat alles komen we tegen in de Gruuthuseliederen. De
meeste teksten kennen we uit geen enkele andere bron. Dat maakt dit handschrift
uniek en een grote inspiratiebron voor onderzoekers naar de vroege Nederlandstalige
literatuur." [from resource]
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Editionsprojekt Karl Gutzkow - Kommentierte digitale Gesamtausgabe
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Hg. von Martina Lauster, Gert Vonhoff et al. Exeter:
University of Exeter, 2000-2004. "Die Kommentierte digitale
Gutzkow-Ausgabe ist als 'Hybrid'-Ausgabe konzipiert, umfasst also zusätzlich zur
digitalen eine gedruckte Realisation. Den Spezifika beider Medien entsprechend,
ergänzen sich beide Teile der Edition. Die Gutzkow-Ausgabe erscheint im Internet
[...], als CD-ROM [.pdf] und in regelmäßigen Abständen in gedruckten Bänden." [from
resource]
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The Charles Harpur
Critical Archive
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Ed. by Paul Eggert. Sydney: Sydney University Press,
2015-. "The Charles Harpur Critical Archive (CHCA) is a digital archive
and a scholarly edition of the poetic works of Charles Harpur (1813–68). [...] The
CHCA archives the basic materials for an edition (images and diplomatic
transcriptions of the original documents, both handwritten and printed) and provides
edited reading texts, together with textual commentary and explanatory notation.
[...] [Amongst other features] the Multiway Compare Tool allows the reader to
compare changes in the successive versions of the same work across biographical
periods." [from resource]
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Hartmann von Aue -
Portal
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Hg. von Roy A. Boggs et al. Fort Myers (FL): Florida
Gulf Coast University, 2003-2006. Ein eher experimentelles akademisches
Projekt - "an academic exercise for students as well as a lesson in academic
contribution and scholarship". Dafür aber schon weit fortgeschritten mit
umfänglichen Materialien, von Handschriftendigitalisaten über Transkriptionen und
Übersetzungen bis hin zu Konkordanzen und Registern.
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Hartmann von
Aue: Der arme Heinrich. Textgeschichtliche elektronische Ausgabe
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Hg. von Gustavo Fernández Riva und Victor Millet, in
Zusammenarbeit mit Jakub Šimek, mit Übersetzungen von Dietmar Peschel.
Heidelberg: Universitätsbibliothek, 2018;
https://doi.org/10.11588/edition.ahd. "Hartmanns von Aue Der arme
Heinrich, entstanden gegen Ende des 12. Jahrhunderts, ist eine legendenhafte
Erzählung von der wundersamen Heilung eines Aussatzkranken. Die kurze Geschichte
(ca. 1500 Verse) ist heute ein Klassiker auch im akademischen Unterricht. Die
handschriftliche Überlieferung weist trotz der relativ geringen Anzahl der Zeugnisse
eine vergleichsweise bedeutende Textvarianz auf, mit vielen Versumstellungen,
Kürzungen, Ergänzungen und Änderungen. Sie finden hier die elektronische Edition
dieses Werks, bei der Sie die verschiedenen Fassungen und ihre Übersetzungen
parallel nebeneinander lesen können. Dabei können Sie auswählen, ob sie den edierten
Text oder lieber die Transkription der Handschriften lesen wollen." [from
resource]
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Heinrich Heine
Portal
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Hg. vom Heinrich-Heine-Institut. Düsseldorf / Trier:
Heinrich-Heine-Institut der Landeshauptstadt Düsseldorf / Kompetenzzentrum für
elektronische Erschließungs- und Publikationsverfahren in den
Geisteswissenschaften, 2002-2006. "Das Heinrich-Heine-Portal (HHP) [...]
ist eine elektronische, wissenschaftliche Gesamtausgabe von Heines Werken und
Briefen, verknüpft mit digitalisierten Handschriften-, Bild- und Buchbeständen
[...]. Es vereinigt die beiden historisch-kritischen Heine-Editionen, die parallel
in der Bundesrepublik und der DDR entstanden. [...] Alle Texte, Kommentare und
Register werden in einer Hyperlinkstruktur miteinander vernetzt, die Briefe von und
an Heine werden in vollständig überarbeiteter Form präsentiert. Hinzu kommen
digitale Faksimiles handschriftlicher wie gedruckter Textzeugen, Bild- und
Quellenmaterialien." [from resource]
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Felicia Dorothea
Hemans: The Sceptic. A Hemans-Byron Dialogue (1820)
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Ed. by Nanora Sweet and Barbara Taylor. A Romantic
Circles Electronic Edition. College Park (MD): University of Maryland,
2004. im Zentrum steht ein kommentierter Volltext auf der Basis der
Ausgabe von 1820. Daneben gibt es eine Reihe von Kontextmaterialien, eine
Bildergalerie und literaturwissenschaftliche Sekundärtexte.
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Homer Multitext
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Ed. by Casey Dué and Mary Ebbott. Houston: University of
Houston, 2014. "The Homer Multitext project seeks to present the Homeric
Iliad and Odyssey in a critical framework that accounts for the fact that these
poems were composed orally over the course of hundreds, if not thousands of years by
countless singers who composed in performance. The evolution and the resulting
multiformity of the textual tradition, reflected in the many surviving texts of
Homer, must be understood in its many different historical contexts. Using
technology that takes advantage of the best available practices and open source
standards that have been developed for digital publications in a variety of fields,
the Homer Multitext offers free access to a library of texts and images and tools to
allow readers to discover and engage with the Homeric tradition." [from resource]
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William Hone:
The Political House that Jack Built
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Ed. by Kyle Grimes. A Romantic Circles Electronic
Edition. College Park (MD): University of Maryland, 1998. [Beschreibung
von Romantic Circles:] "Includes
diplomatic transcription of the title page and Hone's verse text, as well as the
poem "The Clerical Magistrate". Also offers original illustrations by George
Cruikshank, a William Hone chronology, & annotated bibliography."
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Ödön von Horváth:
Historisch-kritische Ausgabe – Digitale Edition
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Hg. von Klaus Kastberger. Graz: Zentrum für
Informationsmodellierung, 2016. "Die digitale Edition ergänzt und
erweitert die historisch-kritische Ausgabe Ödön von Horváths um die Möglichkeiten
digitaler Editionstechniken. Dafür wurde auf der Grundlage der beiden Endfassungen
von Horváths zentralem Volksstück Geschichten aus dem Wiener Wald (1931) ein eigenes
Datenmodell nach etablierten Standards (TEI: P5) entwickelt, das sowohl die formalen
Strukturen, wie sie die historisch-kritische Ausgabe vorgibt, als auch
tieferliegende inhaltliche Strukturen des Textes repräsentiert. Auf dieser Basis
werden dem Nutzer (interaktive) Darstellungen des Dramentextes geboten, die in
klassischen Editionen nicht realisiert werden können. Ein besonderes Interesse liegt
dabei auf der Methode der Dramennetzwerkanalyse und den damit einhergehenden
Visualisierungstechniken." [from resource]
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Huon d'Auvergne Digital Archive
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Edited by Leslie Zarker Morgan and Stephen P. McCormick.
Lexington (VA): Washington and Lee University, 2017; Version 1.0. "[T]he
Huon d'Auvergne Digital Archive is a collaborative scholarly project that presents
for the first time to a modern reading audience the Franco-Italian Huon d'Auvergne
romance epic. The first phase of the project (2014-2017) develops the first version
of the Huon digital archive, which includes diplomatic editions of all four extant
manuscripts, an accompanying English translation, and a reading interface that
demonstrates protocols for textual analysis and comparison of variants. From the
initial foundation of phase one, the Huon editorial team will build additional
functionality involving high-resolution scans of the four Franco-Italian
manuscripts, creating an interactive and linked reading environment." [from
resource, 2018]
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Henrik Ibsens skrifter
(Henrik Ibsen's Writings)
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Directed by Vigdis Ystad. Oslo: University of Oslo,
1998-. "Henrik Ibsens skrifter (HIS) er en historisk-kritisk utgave.
Dette innebærer for det første at utgaven har som mål å presentere alt kjent
skriftlig materiale fra Ibsens hånd i historisk-autentisk form, og videre at den
derfor følger nærmere definerte retningslinjer og standarder for tekstkritikk og
ord- og sakkommentarer. Disse standardene skiller seg fra dem som er fulgt i
tidligere tekstkritiske utgaver av Ibsen. Henrik Ibsens skrifter er tidligere
(2005–10) kommet ut i en trykt utgave (HISb). Bokutgaven begrenses til å inneholde
ederte hovedtekster med ord- og sakkommentarer, innledninger, tekstkritiske
redegjørelser og manuskriptbeskrivelser. For en nærmere redegjørelse for spesifikke
prinsipper for bokutgaven (blant annet ordning av materialet), se bokutgavens bind
17, Utgavens retningslinjer. Den elektroniske utgaven (HISe) inneholder i tillegg
til alt materiale fra bokutgaven samtlige tekstkilder til de ederte tekstene, det
vil si alle manuskripter og alle trykte utgaver i dikterens levetid. Tekstkildene
gjengis i diplomatarisk (bokstavrett) transkripsjon. Grunntekstene (i de fleste
tilfeller førstetrykkene) og manuskriptene ledsages av faksimiler der dette har vært
mulig å oppdrive. Tekstkildene kan stilles opp ved siden av hverandre slik at
variasjonen mellom dem blir synlig. Feil i og tilleggsopplysninger til HISb står i
en liste over Errata i HISe." [from resource]
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Jean Paul
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Jean Paul
Portal
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Maria Jane
Jewsbury: The Oceanides
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Ed. by Judith Pascoe. A Romantic Circles Electronic
Edition. College Park (MD): University of Maryland, 2003. Einfache
Volltextausgabe mit Sachkommentar und kontextualisierendem Material.
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The Yale Digital
Edition of the Works of Samuel Johnson
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Robert DeMaria Jr. (General Editor). New Haven (CT):
Yale University, 2014. "The Yale Edition attempts to collect all of
Johnson's published writings and some of his unpublished works. Everything that
appeared in a book, journal, or magazine is collected here, in addition to Johnson's
extant diaries, prayers, and journal entries." This is the digital version of the
printed 21 volumes series (1958ff)
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Jones, Henry
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Digital Day
Thoughts: A comparative encoding of the quarto and octavo editions of The Relief; or,
Day Thoughts: a Poem (1754) by Henry Jones.
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The Cambridge Edition
of the Works of Ben Jonson
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Ed. by David Bevington et al. Cambridge: Cambridge
University Press, 2012. "The [...] edition [...] offers a complete
re-editing of the entire Jonsonian canon, and aims to supersede the monumental
Oxford Ben Jonson of C. H. Herford and Percy and Evelyn Simpson published between
1925 and 1952. The Cambridge Ben Jonson takes account of recently discovered works
by Jonson, and offers the first complete edition of Jonson in electronic form. In
addition, the Cambridge Ben Jonson is shaped by new research on the ordering and
arrangement of the canon, and its editorial policy reflects revisionary thinking on
Jonsonian copy-texts. [...] The Cambridge Ben Jonson will appear initially in two
related formats. A six-volume print edition will present a modernized text of the
complete works [...] in chronological order, with annotation at the foot of the page
and full scholarly apparatus. [...] The electronic edition, to be published
simultaneously as a CD-ROM or via the Internet, will feature the entire contents of
the print edition along with a range of early manuscripts and print texts -
including the early quartos, 1616 and 1640/1 folios and 1640 duodecimo. The
electronic edition will enable to search the entire canon for the first time, in
original or modernised spelling. Additional archival material (including life
records, stage history, masque records, and early allusions) will also be
incorporated and fully searchable, together with a comprehensive Jonson
bibliography. Importantly, the electronic original-spelling edition will be
hypertextually cross-referenced with the modernized edition, allowing readers to
make textual comparisons at the click of a button." [from resource]
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The James Joyce
Digital Archive: Ulysses & Finnegans Wake
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Ed. by Danis Rose and John O'Hanlon. s.l: 2018-.
"The James Joyce Digital Archive presents the complete compositional
histories of Ulysses & Finnegans Wake in an interactive format for
scholars, students and general readers. The James Joyce Digital Archive is
divided into two 'volumes': Ulysses and Finnegans Wake. [...] It
effectively provides an edition of each draft level (in itself an invaluable tool
for textual studies) linked to the relevant sections of the notebooks and notesheets
Joyce used to augment the text. [...] Designed as a template for digital textual
studies, The James Joyce Digital Archive aims to provide a detailed, accurate,
interactive account of two of the most complex compositional histories in literary
history. It also provides a dynamic model of the creative process of composition
itself. As an advanced method for the study and presentation of literary works in
general, it will hopefully serve as an extensible template for an almost limitless
range of textual studies." [from resource]
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József Attila összes
tanulmánya és cikke Szövegek, 1930–1937
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Közzéteszi: Horváth Iván (főszerkesztő), Fuchs Anna
(szerkesztő), Bognár Péter, Buda Borbála Sára, Devescovi Balázs, Golden Dániel
(sajtó alá rendezők), Király Péter (programozó).Budapest: Bölcsészettudományi
Kar, Eötvös Loránd Tudományegyetem, 2012; 1.0. kiadás. "Az itt következő
József Attila-kiadás egy olyan, átfogó program keretében készült, amelynek során
eljárást dolgoztunk ki a jövendő magyar klasszikus-kiadások elavulásának
megakadályozására. Az eljárás kísérleti stádiumban van. A technikai részleteket a
MaNDA honlapján fogjuk közzétenni." [from resource]
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MS Junius 11 - Bodleian Digital Texts 1
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Ed. by Bernard J. Muir. Oxford: Bodleian Library, 2004;
ISBN 978-1851240845; DVD-ROM. "... digital edition of Oxford, Bodleian
Library MS Junius 11, sometimes referred to as the 'Caedmon Manuscript' [...]. The
DVD contains a historical introduction and codicological analysis of the manuscript,
the complete texts and translations hyperlinked to sets of extremely high resolution
images; there is also an extensive bibliography, diagrams illustrating the sometimes
problematic structure of its gatherings or quires, and images of the manuscript's
binding." [from resource] Ausführliche
Besprechung von Murray McGillivray in Digital Medievalist 2.1 (2006).
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Franz Kafka: Der Process
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Hg. von Roland Reuß in Zusammenarbeit mit Peter
Staengle. Basel / Frankfurt a.M.: Stroemfeld, 1997; ISBN 978-3878774945; 12
Hefte + 1 CD-ROM. "Die 1997 erschienene [...] Edition [...] enthält [...]
alle zu Kafkas Romanentwurf erhaltenen Handschriften. [... D]er Akzent der
FKA-Edition [liegt] auf vollständiger Beschreibung der Manuskript- und
Überlieferungszusammenhängen [sic] sowie auf einer möglichst adäquaten Darstellung
der Handschrift so wie sie Kafka hinterlassen hat. [...] Die nicht separat
erhältliche CD, die der Edition beiliegt, enthält die Faksimiles und die
Transkription und ist über einen Index erschlossen." [from resource] Der Link
zielt auf die dokumentierende Seite des Instituts für Textkritik.
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Kalevalan Aino
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Niina Hämäläinen, Sakari Katajamäki ja Maria Niku.
Helsinki: Suomalaisen Kirjallisuuden Seura (SKS), 2017. "Kalevalan Aino
on kommentoitu julkaisu Uuden Kalevalan (1849) 4. runon säkeistä 1–30. Digitaalinen
editio esittelee Kalevalaa niin tutkijoille kuin suuremmalle yleisölle. Julkaisu
havainnollistaa Aino-runoa ja sen taustoja sekä Lönnrotin toimitusperiaatteita
kansanrunoaineiston suhteen. Aino-runo (4. runon ensimmäiset 30 säettä) on
toimitettu tekstikriittisesti painetun Uuden Kalevalan pohjalta, mutta lisäksi
editiosta voi tarkastella käsikirjoituksen tekstimuotoja ja katsella käsikirjoitusta
digitaalisina kuvina. [...] Kalevalasta ei ole aiemmin toimitettu tämänkaltaista
työtä. Suomalaisen Kirjallisuuden Seuran Edith-yksikössä toimitetut Aleksis Kiven
kriittiset editiot ovat olleet julkaisun mallina." [from resource]
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John Keats.
A Rediscovered Letter by John Keats (1818)
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Ed. by Dearing Lewis. A Romantic Circles Electronic
Edition. College Park (MD), 1998. Gewissermaßen die Minimalfassung einer
Edition, besteht sie doch aus nur einer (HTML-)Seite. Mit Einleitung, Transkription
und Anmerkungen.
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Gottfried Keller:
Sämtliche Werke
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Unter der Leitung von Walter Morgenthaler. Basel /
Frankfurt a.M. / Zürich: Stroemfeld Verlag / Verlag Neue Zürcher Zeitung,
1996-. Eine elektronische Edition liegt auf CD-ROM den Apparatbänden bei
und wird von Band zu Band erweitert und auf den neuesten Stand gebracht. "Die
elektronische Edition ist als Ergänzung zur Buchedition konzipiert. Sie nutzt die
dem elektronischen Medium eigenen flexiblen Darstellungsformen, die schnellen
Suchfunktionen und die Möglichkeit, bei Auswahl und Darbietung der dokumentarischen
Texte weniger selektiv verfahren zu müssen als das Printmedium. Neu ist insbesondere
die Möglichkeit, Handschriften direkt am Bildschirm einzusehen, kombiniert mit
Entzifferungshilfen und integraler Textumschrift." [from resource] Die Gottfried Keller Homepage ist im
Grunde ein Portal, das u.a. Material aus der fortlaufenden Edition verfügbar macht.
Beispiel: Synoptische Darstellung von zwei Textfassungen von "Der grüne
Heinrich". Eine weitere Online-Edition bilden die Keller-Briefe.
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Harry Graf Kessler,
Das Tagebuch 1880-1937. Online-Ausgabe.
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Hg. von Roland S. Kamzelak und Ulrich Ott,
Stuttgart, Deutsches Literaturarchiv Marbach, 2004-2009. Relaunch: Hg. von
Roland S. Kamzelak. Marbach am Neckar: Deutsche Schillergesellschaft,
2019. Zur Version von 2019: Um zur Edition zu gelangen muss man auf der
Startseite des Editionenportals EdView zunächst auf die Schaltfläche "weiter"
klicken. In der folgenden Ansicht muss vor der aufgeführten Edition ein Häkchen
gesetzt werden, bevor erneut die Schaltfläche "weiter" bedient wird. Nun kann rechts
unter dem Titel "Startmöglichkeiten" das Lupensymbol angeklickt werden, woraufhin
man schließlich zur Edition gelangt. "Erste vollständige und wissenschaftlich
aufgearbeitete Ausgabe des legendären, 57 Jahre hindurch geführten Tagebuches des
Schriftstellers, Diplomaten und Kunstmäzens Harry Graf Kessler (1868–1937). Er war
eine einzigartige Erscheinung in einem besonders bewegten Abschnitt der europäischen
Zeit- und Kunstgeschichte. Sein Tagebuch ist eine unvergleichliche Quelle zur
politischen Geschichte, zur Kunst-, Kultur- und Literaturgeschichte seiner Zeit. Es
ist Zeitbericht und Zeitkommentar eines unerbittlich scharfen Beobachters, sensiblen
Denkers und homme de lettres. Das Tagebuch ist in neun gedruckten Bänden
zwischen 2004 und 2018 bei Cotta in Stuttgart erschienen." [from ressource]
Version 2004: [Aus dem Arbeitsprogramm:] "Neben der gedruckten Fassung soll eine
elektronische Publikation als zusätzliches Hilfsmittel für die Forschung erscheinen,
welche die Funktion der Tagebücher als Nachschlagewerk erfüllt. Die geführten
Register zu Personen, Werken, Orten, Plätzen, Körperschaften und
Zeitungen/Zeitschriften sollen zusammen mit einer geeigneten Suchmaschine auf der
CD-ROM die wissenschaftliche Recherche erleichtern. Faksimiles exemplarischer und
singulärer Tagebuchseiten sowie der zahlreichen Beilagen ergänzen die elektronische
Publikation und machen den Quellencharakter des Tagebuches sichtbar. [...] Die
Buchausgabe erscheint ab Frühjahr 2004 in einem halbjährlichen Rhythmus. Dem ersten
Band liegt eine CD-ROM mit dem Preprint des gesamten Textes des
Transkriptionsprojektes in unbearbeiteter Form bei. Mit Erscheinen des letzten
Bandes wird der Preprint ersetzt durch die endgültige Forschungsfassung mit
Retrievalwerkzeugen und zugehörigen Materialien." Die ursprüngliche
Beschreibung zum Projekt liegt als letzter Snapshot von 2013 im Internet Archive.
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Kivi, Aleksis – Nummisuutarit
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Aleksis Kivi:
Nummisuutarit. Komedia viidessä näytöksessä. Kriittinen editio. [On-line.]
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Wolfgang Koeppen: Jugend
- Textgenetische Edition
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Herausgegeben von Katharina Krüger, Elisabetta Mengaldo
und Eckhard Schumacher. Berlin: Suhrkamp, 2016. "Zu Jugend liegt
[...] ein über 1500 Seiten umfassendes Typoskript-Konvolut vor, dessen Anordnung
vermutlich nicht auf den Autor, sondern auf den ersten Nachlassverwalter zurückgeht.
Bei den Typoskripten, die von Koeppen selbst angefertigt bzw. einer Schreibkraft
diktiert und die zudem häufig handschriftlich korrigiert wurden, wie auch bei den
wenigen handschriftlichen Aufzeichnungen handelt es sich zumeist um vorbereitende
Skizzen, Vorstufen und Varianten zu Passagen des späteren Buchtextes sowie um über
Jugend hinausgehende literarische Entwürfe („Fragmente“) und poetologische
Überlegungen bzw. schematische Übersichten („Notizen“). [...] Die 53 Abschnitte, die
Koeppens Jugend unterteilen [...] bezeichnen wir als Sequenzen. Die Sequenzstruktur
bildet zugleich das Ordnungsprinzip der textgenetischen Edition. [...] Drei
verschiedene Zugänge ermöglichen den Einstieg in die textgenetische Edition. Der
Zugang „Lesetext“ geht vom veröffentlichten Buchtext aus, über den Zugang „Texte“
kann der User alle Textträger des Jugend-Konvoluts aufrufen und durchsuchen, der
Zugang „Textgenese“ ermöglicht eine Rekonstruktion der Entstehung von Jugend. Alle
Zugänge sind miteinander vernetzt." [from resource]
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Kolb-Proust Archive for
Research
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Ed. by Caroline Szylowicz. Urbana (IL): University of
Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1994-2006. Gegenstand sind die
Forschungsunterlagen von Philip Kolb, die dieser bei der Forschung zur Korrespondenz
Prousts angesammelt hatte. Dazu gehören auch zahlreiche Originalbriefe Prousts. Das
Material ist nur über eine Suchmaske zugänglich.
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Lancelot
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The
Charette Project 2
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Lancelot
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« DigiLivres » : LANCELOT (Chrétien de Troyes: Le Chevalier de la Charette)
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Lancelot
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Queste del
saint Graal. Manuscrit Lyon, Bibliothèque municipale, P.A. 77
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Letitia
Elizabeth Landon's "Verses" and The Keepsake for 1829
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Ed. by Terence Hoagwood, Kathryn Ledbetter and Martin M.
Jacobsen. A Romantic Circles Electrinic Edition. College Park (MD): University
of Maryland, 1998. [Kommentar von Romantic
Circles:] "Includes introduction, diplomatic transcriptions, facsimile
pages, biography, bibliography, & commentary."
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John Langhorne: Solyman and Almena - An Oriental Tale
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Hg von Rudolf Beck, Axel Kammerer, Andreas Jall und
Silke Bauer. Augsburg: Universität Augsburg, 2000. Eine vergleichsweise
einfache "Edition", bestehend aus dem Faksimile der Druckausgabe, dem (diplomatisch)
transkribierten Volltext, inhaltlichen Anmerkungen und weiteren Materialien.
Techisch auf die WWW-Funktionalitäten des Jahres 2000 ausgerichtet. Die
ursprüngliche Startseite (http://www.historiker.de/projekte/orient/) ist auf dem
Stand von 2008 nur noch in der Wayback-Machine zu finden.
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Mini Lazarillo.
Edición mínima del Lazarillo de Tormes
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Equipo Mini Lazarillo [group of students]. New York:
Columbia University, 2016. "The mini lazarillo Project: A minimal edition
of the Lazarillo de Tormes (1554) is a digital edition created by students from the
Department of Latin American and Iberian Cultures at Columbia University. The main
menu contains information about the Project, the Team, and the Licence. The main
section is the Edition, where you can find a a reading edition, and an annotated
edition of the Lazarillo de Tormes, as well as the original images. We created the
site with the purpose of giving the reader an enriched reading experience based on
the principles of minimal computing." [from resource]
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Lazarraga Eskuizkribua:
edizioa eta azterketa / The Lazarraga Manuscript: Edition and study
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Edited by Gidor Bilbao, Ricardo Gómez, Joseba A.
Lakarra, Julen Manterola, Céline Mounole and Blanca Urgell. Vitoria-Gasteiz:
University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU), 2011 (Version 1.0, 2010; version
1.2, 2011) "The website presents an edition and study of the so-called
"The Lazarraga manuscript". The manuscript contains a pastoral romance and 67 poems,
apparently written between 1567 and 1602. The texts are written in Basque (88%) and
Spanish (12%). The manuscript was found in 2004 and consists of 55 sheets. Some of
them are broken, and some other 20 sheets are currently lost. On the website the
editors offer the text of the manuscript in five different presentations: (1) a
critical annotated edition to be read online; (2) the same edition in PDF format;
(3) the text put into modern spelling (in progress); (4) a Spanish translation (in
progress), and (5) a facsimile of the manuscript. Moreover, the grammatical analysis
of the text (in progress), a complete concordance of the text, and a list of
bibliographical references are provided." [description provided by one of the
editors]
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Lermontov, Mikhail
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DSE: The FEB-Web Scholarly Digital
Edition
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Lessings Übersetzungen
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Lessing-Akademie Wolfenbüttel (Hrsg.). Wolfenbüttel:
Herzog August Bibliothek, 2011. (Editiones Electronicae Guelferbytanae,
8) "Lessing übersetzt aus dem Englischen, Französischen, Lateinischen und
Spanischen. Sein Übersetzungswerk – ca. 7.000 Druckseiten – umfaßt mehr als dreißig
Titel, fast ebenso viele Autoren und eine Vielzahl von Gattungen, darunter
zahlreiche Fragmente. Die weitaus größte Anzahl seiner Übersetzungen erstreckt sich
auf einen Zeitraum von zehn Jahren – das Jahrzehnt zwischen 1750 und 1760." [from
resource]
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The Minor Works of
John Lydgate
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Ed. by Matthew Evan Davis. 2015-. "The goals of
this archive are twofold: first, it is an attempt to make the manuscripts and other
media containing the works of Lydgate that exist in less than twenty witnesses more
accessible to scholars of the poet, students who may have only read them in print
editions, and individuals interested in manuscripts as artifacts in their own right.
To this end, it is intended to provide not a critical edition of these poems, but to
accurately transcribe and record the variations in the witnesses – changes in the
language, omissions, and insertions – that are obscured sometimes by the traditional
editorial process. Second, this archive is meant to bridge a gap between the
digital world, where anything that cannot be concretely categorized is often left by
the wayside, and the physical object with its rich set of significations. Rather
than the standard structure of a TEI document, an alternative TEI schema privileging
the manuscript page as an object and its appearance has been used throughout.
Additionally, where necessary other metadata standards have been incorporated into
the description as well. In this way, the hope is that the physical object is
described and displayed in a way that preserves the connections made by the physical
object itself while also holding to common and accepted metadata standards." [from
resource]
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Samuel Taylor
Coleridge & William Wordsworth. Lyrical Ballads (1798-1805)
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Ed. by Ron Tetreault and Bruce Graver. A Romantic
Circles Electronic Edition. College Park (MD): University of Maryland,
2003. [Kurzbeschreibung von Romantic
Circles:] "This electronic edition makes available all 4 versions of Lyrical
Ballads in the form of transcriptions edited from original printed copies,
accompanied by images of each page. Enables active comparison of texts through
Dynamic Collation." Der Link zielt auf eine neuere Fassung, die alte Ausgabe von 1998 ist
aber auch noch verfügbar.
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Lyrik des deutschen
Mittelalters
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Hg. von Manuel Braun, Sonja Glauch und Florian Kragl.
Erlangen und Stuttgart, 2012-. "Das Ziel des Projekts ist es, die
deutschsprachige Lyrik des 12. und 13. Jahrhunderts neu aus den Quellen
herauszugeben [...]. Die elektronische Edition ermöglicht erstmals die von der
Forschung seit längerem entschieden eingeforderte Überlieferungsnähe, da sie neben
dem Editionstext auch Digitalisate und Transkriptionen der Handschriften anbieten
und jede denkbare Synopse erzeugen kann. Mit der Neuedition werden Leiche,
Minnelieder und Sangsprüche des Hochmittelalters in zeitgemäßer, einheitlicher und
leicht zugänglicher Gestalt vorliegen, während sie bisher auf eine Vielzahl
überwiegend veralteter, höchst unterschiedlicher und vielfach vergriffener Ausgaben
verstreut sind." [from resource]
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Maamme kirja -
digitaalinen editio
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Toimittaneet Reeta Holopainen, Sakari Katajamäki ja Ossi
Kokko. Helsinki: Suomalaisen Kirjallisuuden Seura / Svenska litteratursällskapet
i Finland, 2018. "Topeliuksen Boken om Vårt Land ilmestyi 1875 ja oli
tarkoitettu oppikoulujen valmistavien luokkien lukukirjaksi. Topeliuksen aiemmin
julkaistu Naturens Bok (1856) oli suunnattu kansakoulun alimmille luokille. Boken om
Vårt Landista otettiin kaksikymmentä painosta vuosina 1875−1942. Kirja ilmestyi
suomeksi vuonna 1876, mutta käännöstä uudistettiin ensimmäisen kerran jo parin
vuoden päästä. Sen jälkeen kirjasta on julkaistu suomeksi yli viisikymmentä
painosta, ja sitä käytettiin kouluissa aina 1950-luvulle asti. Maamme kirja on
vaikuttanut merkittävästi suomalaisten omakuvaan, itseymmärrykseen sekä yhteisen
kansallisen historiakäsityksen muodostumiseen. [...] Maamme kirjan digitaalisen
edition tarkoitus on antaa käsitys suomennetun ja moneen kertaan uudistetun
lukukirjan kehityksestä koko teoksen käyttöajalta. Koska kaikkien suomenkielisten
painosten samanaikainen vertailu ei ole mahdollista, editioon on valittu kolme
edustavaa laitosta Suomen historian eri vaiheilta, vuosilta 1878, 1915 ja 1944."
[from resource]
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The Thomas MacGreevy
Archive
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Ed. by Susan Schreibman et al. Dublin / College Park
(MD): 2001-2007. "The Archive [...] features several [...] collections
[...], including [...] an edition of several of MacGreevy's poems that allows
readers to trace their composition history; Thomas MacGreevy and Jack B Yeats: An
Online Broadsheet, which explores MacGreevy's and Yeats's professional and personal
relationship, and [other material]. The MacGreevy Archive is fully XML-compliant,
with texts encoded according to the Text Encoding Initiative Guidelines. The Archive
uses Lucene to deliver a majority of texts. The collection Thomas MacGreevy
Composing a Poem utilises The Versioning Machine, open-source software developed by
Maryland Institute for Technology in the Humanities." [from resource]
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Madame Bovary
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Les manuscrits de
Madame Bovary. Edition intégrale sur le web.
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Magrelli, Valerio
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Digital Variants:
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Malory Project
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Directed by Takako Kato. Chicago (IL): Loyola
University, 2006-2011. "The Malory Project is an electronic edition and
commentary of Malory's Morte Darthur (1469-70), with digital facsimiles of the
Winchester Manuscript (British Library, Add. MS 59678) and John Rylands Copy of
Caxton's first edition. Stage One of the project is focused on the Roman War Episode
and Caxton's Book V, which have been the main focus for editors of the Morte Darthur
since the re-discovery of the manuscript in 1934." [from resource]
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The Book
of Margery Kempe:
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Ed. by Joel W. Fredell. Hammond: Southeastern Louisiana
University, 2015. "The Book has become a major text in medieval studies,
famed for its first‐person account of a lay woman’s quest for spiritual authority
and mystic revelation in a period when some in England were imprisoned, and in a few
cases burned, for heresy. [...] This project offers a digital facsimile of the
The Book of Margery Kempe alongside a transcription that solves many of the problems
when print is used to represent medieval manuscripts." [from resource]
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The Complete
Works of Christopher Marlowe
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Ed. by Hilary Binda. Medford / Somerville (MA): Tufts
University, 2000. Älteres Editionsprojekt, begonnen 1996, seit 2000
anscheinend nicht mehr weiter geführt. Das SGML-/TEI-basierte Projekt bietet die
gesammelten Werke Christopher Marlowes mit einer teilweise sehr hohen Zahl von
Varianten. Die TEI-Auszeichnung der Dokumente wird in der Edition u.a. zur farbigen
Markierung unterschiedlicher Textabschnitte genutzt. Für einen Spezialfall, den
"Doctor Faustus" gibt es eine synoptische Edition, die den Vergleich zwischen drei
Textvarianten erlaubt.
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Melville Electronic
Library. A Critical Archive
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Ed. by John Bryant. New York: Digital Research Center at
Hofstra University, 2008-. "When fully realized, MEL’s “textual core”
will consist of an integrated set of scholarly digital editions of Melville’s works.
Each edition is created by MEL editors, from scratch, and provides reliable reading
texts for general circulation. Readers can access each edition separately through
the links to the right. In MEL’s Projects section, readers can draw down passages
from the editions to generate scholarly and pedagogical projects." [from
resource]
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Herman Melville’s
“Typee”: A Fluid Text Edition
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Ed. by John Bryant. Charlottesville (VA): University of
Virginia Press, 2006. Revised 2009. Online-Subskription zwischen 275$ und
545$. "One of America’s most startling fluid texts, Herman Melville’s Typee exists
in multiple critically diverse versions, in both manuscript and print. Based on the
recently discovered working draft of Typee, this electronic edition offers digital
images, a transcription of each manuscript page, corresponding print texts, and a
dynamic reading text, which allows readers to inspect the revision sequences and
narratives of more than 1000 revision sites. Comprehensive introductory essays by
John Bryant discuss the evolution of Typee and innovative features of this edition,
among other things."
[from resource]
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Melville's
Marginalia Online
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Ed. by Steven Olson-Smith, Peter Norberg, and Dennis C.
Marnon. Boise (ID): Boise State University, 2008-2012. "Melville's
Marginalia Online [is] an electronic catalog of books owned and borrowed by American
author Herman Melville, and a digital edition of marked and annotated books that
survive from his library." [from resource]
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Menschen en
Bergen, proza-gedicht
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Ed. by Jan-Willem van der Weij. Den Haag: Huygens
Instituut, 2009. "Van het prozagedicht ‘Menschen en Bergen’ van de
Nederlandse schrijver Lodewijk van Deyssel bestaan verscheidene geautoriseerde
versies. Zie drukgeschiedenis. De in deze editie opgenomen versies zijn in één
oogopslag te overzien in het zogenaamde ‘stemma’, de lijst van versies in het
navigatiemenu." [from resource]
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Millán, José Antonio
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Digital Variants:
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Milton Reading
Room
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Ed. by Thomas H. Luxon. Hanover (NH): Dartmouth
College, 1997-. Projekt zur Gesamtausgabe vor allem der poetischen (aber
auch anderer) Werke John Miltons. Bereits 1997 begonnen handelt es sich vom
Selbstverständnis her um eine "digitale Bibliothek" transkribierter und inhaltlich
annotierter Texte.
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Richard Minne en Frits Van den Berghe F. Een tong van lijntses. Geannoteerde leeseditie
van de Brieven van Pierken (1931-1935)
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Bezorgd door Vincent Neyt. Gent: Centrum voor
Teksteditie en Bronnenstudie (CTB) / KANTL, 2002; ISBN 978-9072474449;
CD-ROM. Der gedruckten Ausgabe liegt eine CD-ROM bei - eine
[Selbstbeschreibung] "elektronische editie met interactief notenapparaat,
facsimile's, volledige concordantie, belangrijk bronnenmateriaal en een 50-tal audio
brieven voorgedragen in het Gents door Bob de Moor" [u.a.]. Der Link verweist auf
die Publikationsseite des Centrum voor
Teksteditie en Bronnenstudie (KANTL).
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Elizabeth Montagu Correspondence Online
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Ed. by Professor Michael Franklin. Swansea: Swansea University, 2020.
"Our goal is to prepare a fully annotated electronic edition of Elizabeth Robinson Montagu’s correspondence.
The author and bluestocking salonnière (1718-1800) was the leading woman of letters and artistic patron of
her day. Montagu corresponded extensively with leaders of British Enlightenment coteries, such as Edmund
Burke, Gilbert West, David Garrick and Horace Walpole, as well as the Bluestocking inner circle – Elizabeth
Carter, Sarah Scott, Hannah More, Hester Thrale Piozzi, Frances Burney, Anna Laetitia Barbauld, Elizabeth Vesey,
and Frances Boscawen." [from resource]
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Montalbán, Manuel Vázquez
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Digital Variants:
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Hugo von Montfort - Das
poetische Werk
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Unter der Leitung von Wernfried Hofmeister. Graz:
Institut für Germanistik / Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz, 2007-2010. Die
"Augenfassung" als neue Präsentationsform der schon länger anhaltenden
Editionsbemühungen geht auf eine bereits vorhandene "mikrographetisch aufbereitete
Basistransliteration" zurück. Neben einer allgemeinen Suche bestehen
Zugangsmöglichkeiten zum Text über eine Strukturansicht (mit Ordnungen nach Texten
oder Folios) und zu den Faksimiles über eine Folioansicht, bei der auf ein
besonderes Lupenwerkzeug hinzuweisen ist, mit dem für die Transkription zeilenweise
die Handschrift dargestellt wird.
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The Morris Online
Edition
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Ed. Florence Boos et al. Iowa City (IA): University of
Iowa Libraries, 2005-. "The working goal of the Morris Online Edition is
to provide readable annotated texts of Morris’s poetry and selected prose, prepared
in accordance with current scholarly and critical norms, using current technology
for text-searching, manuscript descriptions, and hypertext features. Our longer-term
hope is that we and our successors will bring these together in a complete scholarly
hypertext edition of Morris’s literary works online." [from resource]
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Morris, Thomas D'Arcy
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The Griffin by
Thomas D'Arcy Morris
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Robert Musil - Klagenfurter Ausgabe
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Hg. von Walter Fanta, Klaus Amann und Karl Corino.
Klagenfurt: Robert Musil-Institut der Universität Klagenfurt, 2009; keine
ISBN. DVD auf der Basis von FolioViews. [Bereits 1992 war auf CD-ROM
erschienen: Robert Musil. Der literarische Nachlass. Hrg. von Friedbert
Aspetsberger, Karl Eibl, Adolf Frisé. Reinbek, Rowohlt, 1992. ISBN
3-498-04283-1.] Eine Infoseite zur DVD-Ausgabe bestand 2009 bis 2016 an der Universität Klagenfurt. Eine Fortsetzung der Edition
bildet in einem gewissen Sinne das Portal Musil
Online.
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musique deoque
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Project lead by Paolo Mastandrea, Raffaele Perrelli,
Gilberto Biondi, Loriano Zurli and Valeria Viparelli. s.l.: 2005-. "The
'Musisque Deoque. A digital archive of Latin poetry, from its origins to the Italian
Renaissance' Research Project, was established at the end of 2005. Its aims is to
create a singular Latin poetry’s database, supplemented and updated with critical
apparatus and exegetical equipments." [from resource]
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The Thomas Nashe
Project
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Ed. by Jennifer Richards. Newcastle upon Tyne: Newcastle
University, 2017. "... new critical edition of the works of Thomas Nashe
... . ... our team will be putting together six volumes of Nashe's writing, from
closet drama and erotic poetry, to satire and the early novel. ... Running alongside
the new critical edition, this website will become a space for additional resources
that will help to animate the study of Nashe’s writing." [from resource]
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Die Sankt Galler Nibelungenhandschrift,
Codex 857
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Die Sankt Galler Nibelungenhandschrift: Parzival, Nibelungenlied und Klage, Karl,
Willehalm. Hg. von der Stiftsbibliothek St. Gallen und
dem Basler Parzival-Projekt. St. Gallen: 2005; ISBN 378-3906616703; CD-ROM
mitBegleitheft. "Die elektronische Edition auf CD-Rom [...] enthält
Farbabbildungen der Handschrift in drei verschiedenen Größen sowie Hinweise zur
Lagenstruktur und zu den beteiligten Schreibern. Über Menuleisten können die
einzelnen Texte und Textabschnitte angesteuert werden. Suchbefehle ermöglichen das
gezielte Auffinden von Textstellen nach Vers- und Strophenangaben in den etablierten
Ausgaben. [...] Für [einige Texte] werden Transkriptionen beigegeben, die mit den
Farbabbildungen verlinkt sind. Die Texte der Fragmente zu 'Parzival' und
Nibelungenlied' erscheinen in synoptischer Darstellung mit den entsprechenden
Abschnitten des St. Galler Codex. Eine wissenschaftliche Einführung in gedruckter
und digitaler Form fasst die jüngere Forschungsgeschichte bis zum Jahr 2005
zusammen." [from resource] Die ursprünglich diesem Text zugrunde liegende Seite
(http://www.parzival.unibas.ch/cod857_info.html) ist nicht mehr verfügbar.
Besprechungen: Samuel Müller und Matthias Sprünglin: Digitale Edition Codex St.
Gallen 857, in: Text. Kritische Beiträge 10 (2005), S. 159-165. Bernd Schirok: St.
Galler Nibelungenhandschrift [Epenhandschrift] (Cod. Sang. 857) […], in: Zeitschrift
für deutsches Altertum 133 (2004), S. 263-267.
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Nobody by Mary
Robinson
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Ed. by Terry F. Robinson. A Romantic Circles Electronic
Edition. College Park (MD): University of Maryland, 2013. "This
electronic edition of Mary Robinson’s Nobody (Drury Lane, 1794) is the first to
present a widely available and searchable transcript of the play along with a
comprehensive introduction, extensive notes by the editor, and contexts of the
drama. The open-access format and the accompanying contextual materials make this
edition ideal for teaching and research." [from resource]
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Norse
Romanticism: Themes in British Literature, 1760-1830
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Ed. by Robert W. Rix. A Romantic Circles Electronic
Edition. College Park (MD): University of Maryland, 2012. "Norse
Romanticism: Themes in British Literature, 1760–1830 is a collection of texts that
illustrate how the ancient North was re-created for contemporary national, political
and literary purposes. The anthology features canonical authors (such as Thomas
Gray, William Blake, William Wordsworth, Robert Southey, Walter Scott, and Ann
Radcliffe). [...] The introduction, headnotes and extensive annotations place the
texts in relation to their original Norse sources. The extensive editorial matter
also discusses the perception of the Norse Middle Ages, as these were shaped by
sometimes fanciful antiquarian and romanticizing discourses in the period. The
electronic edition is a unique resource that makes it easy to compare and search for
the characters, themes and ideas that were central to the Norse revival in English
letters." [from resource]
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Aleksis Kivi:
Nummisuutarit. Komedia viidessä näytöksessä. Kriittinen editio. [On-line.]
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Nummi, Jyrki (päätoimittaja), Sakari Katajamäki, Ossi
Kokko, Petri Lauerma (toim.). Helsinki: Suomalaisen Kirjallisuuden Seura,
2011. "Edition toimitettu näytelmäteksti pohjautuu Nummisuutarien
ensipainokseen Nummi-suutarit. Komedia 5:ssä näytöksessä, jonka Aleksis Kivi
julkaisi itse ja joka painettiin Suomalaisen Kirjallisuuden Seuran kirjapainossa
vuonna 1864. Teosta ei julkaistu Kiven elinaikana kokonaisuudessaan uudelleen eikä
siitä nykytiedon mukaan ole säilynyt kirjailijan itse laatimia käsikirjoituksia tai
muita näytelmän tekstiä koskevia dokumentteja. Mahdollisten ensipainoksen
painotyön aikana tekstiin syntyneiden muutosten kartoittamiseksi toimitustyössä on
vertailtu kuutta ensipainoksen kappaletta. Kahta ensipainoksen kappaletta on
vertailtu merkki merkiltä ja neljää muuta kappaletta tiettyihin tekstikohtiin
kohdennetuin pistokokein (ks. ”Lähteet”). Vertailu ei tuonut esille ensipainoksen
painotyön aikana tehtyjä muutoksia. Toimitettu näytelmäteksti noudattaa
pitkälti ensipainoksen kieliasua, jotta nykylukijalle välittyisi kuva Kiven
kielestä, jossa muun muassa sanojen kirjoitusasut vaihtelevat ja välimerkitys on
melko epäsäännöllistä." [from resource]
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O
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Ogier von Dänemark / Ogier van
Denemerken.
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Edition der Handschrift Heidelberg.
Universitätsbibliothek Cpg 363 mit einer Rekonstruktion des
mittelniederländischen Textes und einer deutschen Übersetzung. Amand Berteloot
mit Unterstützung von Klaus-Dieter Luitjens. Amsterdam/Heidelberg: Huygnes
ING/Universitätsbibliothek Heidelberg, 2019. "Diese neue Edition, die
gleichermaßen den Bedürfnissen deutsch- und niederländischsprachiger Leser Rechnung
zu tragen versucht, präsentiert das komplette Ogier-Epos Seite für Seite in vier
verschiedenen Textschichten (“panels”), die je nach Bedarf einzeln oder
nebeneinander angeschaut werden können." [from resource]
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Andreas Okopenko -
Tagebücher
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Digitale Edition, hrsg. von Roland Innerhofer, Bernhard
Fetz u.a. Wien: Österreichische Nationalbibliothek und Universität Wien. Version
1.1, 15.1.2019. "Andreas Okopenko (1930–2010) spielte schon als junger
Autor eine wichtige Rolle im Wiener Literaturbetrieb der 1950er Jahre und erwies
sich als herausragender Netzwerker der literarischen Avantgarde Österreichs. [...]
Die vorliegende digitale Edition umfasst 29 Tagebücher (1949–1954) aus dem Nachlass,
" [from resource]
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Old English Poetry
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The Exeter Anthology of Old English Poetry
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Hypertexto del Orlando
Furioso
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Dirección María de las Nieves Muñiz Muñiz. Barcelona:
Universitat de Barcelona, 2006. "Las ediciones publicadas en el
“Hipertexto del Orlando Furioso” son, además de la Giolito de 1542, siete de las
doce que tuvo la Traducción de Urrea, y concretamente aquellas cuyo texto y cuyo
paratexto presentan modificaciones y variantes de relieve [...] El Hipertexto enlaza
todos y cada uno de los elementos presentes en texto y paratexto permitiendo
recorridos múltiples. Las búsquedas se pueden hacer tanto dentro de una sola
edición, como en todas ellas o en algunas; tanto limitándose al texto, al paratexto
verbal, o a las imágenes, como reuniendo en una sola consulta texto y paratexto."
[from resource]
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Orwell Diaries
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Published by The Orwell Price. s.l.: 2008-2012.
"Since 9th August 2008, we have been blogging George Orwell’s diaries from 1938 in
real time, 70 years to the day since each entry was originally written. The diaries
start as Orwell heads to Morocco (with his wife Eileen) to recuperate from injury
and illness, and end in 1942 (or 2012) as the Second World War rages. In
addition to the diary entries, there are images and documents complementing the
diaries [...], and a Google Map of Orwell’s travels [...]." [from resource]
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L'Ospital d'Amours by Achille Caulier
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Ed. by Jesse D. Hurlbut. Provo (UT): Brigham Young
University, before 2002. Transkriptions- und Kollations-orientierter
Prototyp für die ersten Stanzen in 20 Handschriften. Man beachte die
3D-Visualisierung der Kollation.
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Early Modern Ottoman Culture of
Learning: Popular Learning between Poetic Ambitions and Pragmatic Concerns
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Main Researchers: Gisela Procházka-Eisl and Hülya Çelik.
Vienna: University of Vienna, 2015. "The intention of this project is to
explore certain aspects of the Early Modern Ottoman culture of learning, in
particular those areas of learning used and cultivated outside the official Ottoman
institutions of learning, the medreses. [...] [T]his open access digital
edition [...] contains the complete edition of all the six miscellanies and the
Netā'icü l-Fünūn. A word-by-word search of the complete material is possible at that
website: there are annotated entries for personal names, place names, astronomical
and astrological terms, text genres, folio numbers, and – because of the numerous
medical/magical texts – for illnesses, plants, and the non-botanical substances used
in remedies and recipes. Furthermore, this digital edition functions as an
index for the printed Volumes I and II, and – so we hope – additionally provides a
solid tool for further scholarship not only in Ottoman cultural and literary
history, but also in linguistics." [from resource]
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William of
Palerne. An Electronic Edition
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Hg. von Gerrit H. V. Bunt. Ann Arbor (MI): University of
Michigan Press, 2002; ISBN 978-0472003044; CD-ROM. "Allows user to view
the text of William of Palerne in various modes and to switch from one mode to
another. Includes several styles: a Diplomatic style, which allows user to view an
exact transcription of the original text without emendations or corrections; the
Scribal and Critical styles, which show corrections and notes; and the AllTags
style, which displays both scribal and emended forms. User may also perform complex
searches and manipulations of the text through use of SGML encoding [gemäß TEI
1994]." [from resource] Der Link zielt auf die Verlagsseite. Review: Phillips, Noelle: William of Palerne. In: Digital Philology 1 (2012), S.
163-166. DOI: 10.1353/dph.2012.0001.
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« DigiLivres » : Bernard PALISSY - « Discours Admirables... »
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Guy Jacquesson [Guy de Pernon]. s.l.:
2002. Die Edition ist als ausführbares Programm aus dem Netz zu
laden. In einer Art Buchsimulation können auf gegenüberliegenden Seiten jeweils zwei
der drei Inhaltsformen Faksimile, Transkription und Editionstext dargestellt
werden. Ursprüngliche Startseite
(http://homepage.mac.com/guyjacqu/palissy.html) auf dem Stand von 2008 noch in der
Wayback-Machine.
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Henry Parlands
Skrifter. Digital textkritisk utgåva
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Utg. Per Stam & Elisa Veit. Helsinki: Svenska
litteratursällskapet i Finland, 2018-. "Henry Parland är känd som en
banbrytande modernist, med slagkraftiga koncentrerade texter, men också som en
intellektuell kritiker och semiotisk pionjär. Utgåvan omfattar fem delar. Varje
del inleds med de texter som Parland själv förde till trycket. Därefter följer de
texter som återfinns i renskrift i kvarlåtenskapen, ordnade kronologiskt. Dikter
inleds med bidrag i tidningar och tidskrifter som Hufvudstadsbladet, Quosego, Allas
Krönika, Studentbladet och Svensk Ungdom samt diktsamlingen Idealrealisation (1929).
Härefter följer dikter som författaren efterlämnat i skrivhäften, anteckningsböcker
och på lösa papper." [from resource]
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Partonopeus de Blois - An
Electronic Edition
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Ed. by Penny Eley et al. Sheffield: HriOnline,
2005. "The Partonopeus de Blois Electronic Edition project was set up
with the aim of creating a research tool that would facilitate comparative literary
and linguistic studies of the different extant versions of this important
twelfth-century text. Its purpose was not to produce a critical edition, but to
provide researchers with full transcriptions of all the manuscript witnesses,
together with software that would allow for effective searching and comparing of
text. A key objective was to present the text of each MS without the type of
editorial intervention that might involve value judgements as to its reliability or
its place within a conventional stemma or any other schema of MS relationships. For
this reason, we have been careful to avoid designating any of the MSS as a base MS
for purposes of comparison or collation, and have not made any textual emendations,
however obvious they might seem." [from resource]
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Original und Kopie des
›Rappoltsteiner Parzifal‹ - Handschriftliche Überlieferung und Textgenese im 14.
Jahrhundert
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Hrsg. von Michael Stolz. Bern: Universität Bern,
2019. Synoptic Edition (diplomatic transcription, facsimile) of two
Parzifal manuscripts. With quire visualisation.
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Parzival-Projekt
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Unter der Leitung von Michael Stolz. Bern: Universität
Bern, 2007-. Ausgehend von Faksimiles der Handschriften soll über die
Kollation der Zeugen und mit Hilfe von philologischen und phylogenetischen Verfahren
eine elektronische Edition erarbeitet werden, die dann zu einer neuen kritischen
Ausgabe führen kann.
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Jean Paul – Sämtliche
Briefe ... digital
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Überarbeitet und herausgegeben von Markus Bernauer,
Norbert Miller und Frederike Neuber. Berlin: Berlin-Brandenburger Akademie der
Wissenschaften, 2018. "Die digitale Ausgabe sämtlicher Briefe Jean Pauls
präsentiert die Texte in der Fassung, die Eduard Berend von 1951 bis 1964 für die
III. Abteilung seiner Historisch-kritischen Ausgabe erarbeitete." [from resource]
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Jean Paul
Portal
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Unter der Leitung von Helmut Pfotenhauer. Würzburg:
Arbeitsstelle Jean-Paul-Edition am Institut für deutsche Philologie,
2012-. Die Edition ist vor allem auf eine Druckfassung ausgelegt. Digital
(online und auf CD) sollen die Exzerpthefte veröffentlicht werden. Deren sehr genaue Transkription ist in
TEI-XML realisiert. Für die online-Publikation wird ein Retrieval-PlugIn namens NXT4
verwendet.
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Richard Brinsley
Peake: Presumption; or, The Fate of Frankenstein (1823)
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Ed. by Stephen C. Behrendt. A Romantic Circles
Electronic Edition. College Park (MD): University of Maryland, 2001.
[Kommentar von Romantic Circles:]
"Includes an introduction, full text of the play, images of the 1823 cast, a
bibliography and filmography, the first reviews of Presumption, & a biography of
Richard Brinsley Peake."
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LdoD Archive: Collaborative Digital Archive of
the Book of Disquiet
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Manuel Portela and António Rito Silva. Coimbra: Centre
for Portuguese Literature at the University of Coimbra, 2017. "The LdoD
Archive is a collaborative digital archive of the Book of Disquiet by Fernando
Pessoa. It contains images of the autograph documents, new transcriptions of those
documents and also transcriptions of four editions of the work. In addition to
reading and comparing transcriptions, the LdoD Archive enables users to collaborate
in creating virtual editions of the Book of Disquiet." [from resource]
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Digital Edition of
Fernando Pessoa. Projects and Publications
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Ed. by Pedro Sepúlveda and Ulrike Henny-Krahmer.
Lisbon/Cologne: IELT, New University of Lisbon / CCeH, University of Cologne,
2017. "[T]his website offers a unique access to the documents of Fernando
Pessoa’s work. The edition, combining procedures of social editions and
genetic criticism, includes the access to the images of the original writings. This
access is facilitated by a search engine and the transcription of each document,
resulting from electronic text encoding, and offers to the reader the possibility of
defining himself the editorial mode in which he wants to read a certain text." [from
resource]
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Petrarchive - An
edition of Petrarch’s songbook, Rerum vulgarium fragmenta. Bloomington (IN): Indiana
University, 2013.
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Edited by H. Wayne Storey and John A. Walsh.
Bloomington: Indiana University, 2013-2018. The project aims at "offering
a 'rich text', interactive edition of one of the icons of western literature,
Petrarch’s Rerum vulgarium." The "prototypes consist of (1.) TEI-encoded documents
from which we can render both diplomatic transcriptions and edited views of the
text; (2.) Web-based presentations providing both diplomatic and edited views of the
text, implemented with the TEI Boilerplate system; (3.) Facsimile page images for
[the manuscript] Vat. Lat. 3195; (4.) a visual index, or map, to the Rvf as
constituted in [the manuscript] Vat. Lat. 3195." [from resource]
Presentation on the
project, 2013 (Audio, Slides)
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Piers Plowman
Electronic Archive
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Vol. 1: Corpus Christi College
Oxford MS 201 (F), ed. by Robert Adams, Hoyt N. Duggan, Eric Eliason, Ralph
Hanna, John Price-Wilkin and Thorlac Turville-Petre. SEENET Series A.1. Ann
Arbor (MI): University of Michigan Press for The Society for Early English and
Norse Electronic Texts, 2000; ISBN 9780472002757; CD-ROM. 2014; Web-Edition.;
Vol. 2: Cambridge, Trinity College MS B.15.17 (W), ed. by Thorlac Turville-Petre
and Hoyt Duggan. SEENET Series A.2. Ann Arbor (MI): University of Michigan Press
for The Society for Early English and Norse Electronic Texts, 2000; ISBN
9780472003037; CD-ROM. 2014; Web-Edition.; Vol. 3: MS Oriel College, Oxford 79
(O), ed. by Katherine Heinrichs. SEENET Series A.5. Medieval Academy of America
/ Boydell and Brewer / The Society for Early English and Norse Electronic Texts,
2004; ISBN 9781843840251; CD-ROM. 2014; Web-Edition.; Vol. 4: MS Laud Misc. 581,
Bodleian Library S.C. 987 (L), ed. by Hoyt N. Duggan and Ralph Hanna. SEENET
Series A.6. Medieval Academy of America / Boydell and Brewer / The Society for
Early English and Norse Electronic Texts, 2004; ISBN 9781843840268; CD-ROM.
2014; Web-Edition.; Vol. 5: British Library MS Additional 35287 (M), ed. by Eric
Eliason and Thorlac Turville-Petre. SEENET Series A.7. Medieval Academy of
America / Boydell and Brewer / The Society for Early English and Norse
Electronic Texts, 2005; ISBN 9781843840510; CD-ROM. 2014; Web-Edition.; Vol. 6:
San Marino, Huntington Library, MS Hm 128 (Hm and Hm2), ed. by Michael
Calabrese, Hoyt N. Duggan, and Thorlac Turville-Petre. SEENET series A.9.
Medieval Academy of America / Boydell and Brewer / The Society for Early English
and Norse Electronic Texts, 2008; ISBN 9781843840923; CD-ROM. 2014;
Web-Edition.; Vol. 7: London, British Library, MS Lansdowne 398 and Oxford,
Bodleian Library, MS Rawlinson Poetry 38 (R), ed. by Robert Adams. SEENET Series
A.10. Medieval Academy of America / Boydell and Brewer / The Society for Early
English and Norse Electronic Texts, 2011; ISBN 9781843840947; CD-ROM. 2014;
Web-Edition.; Vol. 8: Cambridge, Cambridge University Library, MS Gg.4.31 (G),
ed. by Judith Jefferson. SEENET Series A.11. Medieval Academy of America /
Boydell and Brewer / The Society for Early English and Norse Electronic Texts,
2014; Web-Edition.
Eines der ältesten großen digitalen Editionsprojekte; begonnen 1994.
[Selbstbeschreibung 1994:] "The long-range goal of the Piers Plowman Electronic
Archive is the creation of a multi-level, hyper-textually linked electronic archive
of the textual tradition of all three versions of the fourteenth-century allegorical
dream vision Piers Plowman." Die TEI-basierte Edition wurde schließlich seit 1999
auf einer Reihe von CD-ROMs veröffentlicht. Diese Ausgaben sind immer noch lieferbar
(SEENET
Publications). Im Netz verfügbar ist vor allem die sehr gute (!)
Projektdokumentation.
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St Gall Priscian glosses
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Ed. by Pádraic Moran. Galway: National University of
Ireland, 2010-. "St Gall, Stiftsbibliothek, ms 904 is a copy, written in
ad 850–1, of Priscian’s Institutiones Grammaticae (Foundations of Grammar). [...]
The manuscript was written in Irish script, probably in Ireland, and contains over
9,400 interlinear and marginal glosses [...]. More than one-third of these glosses
were written in Old Irish, and as such constitute one of our most important corpora
for that phase of the Irish language. The [...] digital edition presents the
first complete transcription of all of the glosses, juxtaposed with the text of
Priscian, and with links to images of the manuscript and other resources. "
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Thoughts
in Prison by William Dodd
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Ed. by Charles Rzepka. A Romantic Circles Electronic
Edition. College Park (MD): University of Maryland, 2010. "Romantic
Circles is pleased to announce the publication of William Dodd's long poem Thoughts
in Prison (1777). Written while he was awaiting execution for forgery in his Newgate
prison cell, the poem is unique among prison writings and in the history of English
literature: none of the many reflections, stories, essays, ballads, and broadside
"Confessions" originating—or purporting to have originated—in a jail cell over the
last few hundred years can begin to match it in length, in the irony of its author's
notoriety, or in the completeness of its erasure from history after a meteoric
career in print that began to wane only at the turn of the nineteenth century."
[from Romantic
Circles]
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Proust, Marcel
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Kolb-Proust Archive for
Research
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Pushkin, Alexander
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DSE: The FEB-Web Scholarly Digital
Edition
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Queste del
saint Graal. Manuscrit Lyon, Bibliothèque municipale, P.A. 77
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Edition par Christiane Marchello-Nizia. Lyon:
2010.
"Depuis son apparition dans la littérature au 12e siècle, le Graal a engendré
d'innombrables quêtes. La version présentée ici fut écrite vers 1220. Son meilleur
manuscrit se trouve à la Bibliothèque municipale de Lyon. Outre une visualisation
intégrale des images des folios (160 à 224), ce prototype d'édition permet
d'afficher côte à côte plusieurs transcriptions du texte et une traduction en
français moderne, et d'obtenir des concordances de formes et d'étiquettes
morphosyntaxiques à partir d'un moteur de recherche." [from resource]
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Rabindranath Tagore
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Bichitra: Online
Tagore Variorum
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Thomas Raddall Electronic Archive Project
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Ed. by Michael Moosberger et al. Halifax (NS): Dalhousie
University Libraries, 2001-2006. "... an electronic archive that will
feature selected significant letters, manuscripts, photographs, stories, and
broadcasts by Thomas Raddall ...". [from resource] As of 9/2018 the project (once at
http://www.library.dal.ca/archives/trela/trela.html) seems to be gone. Last archived
version of landing page in the wayback machine: 12.09.2015 Dalhousie University Archive tells me that "the SGML was
converted into 'Encoded Archival Description' XML and migrated into our Archives
Catalogue. The associated digital files have also been migrated. The finding aid and
digital files are now available at this URL:
http://findingaids.library.dal.ca/thomas-head-raddall-fonds"
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Kuno Raber Lyrik -
Historisch-Kritische Online-Edition
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Hrsg. von Walter Morgenthaler. Basel: [Institution der
Publikation unklar], 2017. "Das Portal enthält sämtliche Gedichte des
Autors mit den Textvorstufen aus dem Nachlass. Durch Handschriften-Reproduktionen,
diplomatische Umschriften und synoptische Darstellungen lässt sich die
Textgeschichte jedes Gedichtes im Detail verfolgen. Die Testversion [April 2017]
umfasst die Texte der selbständigen Gedichtpublikationen und die Nachlasstexte des
Zeitraums 1979-1988 (Notizbücher, Manuskripte, Typoskripte, Drucke)." [from
resource] Die Edition soll zur längerfristigen Datensicherung und Programmpflege in
die Nationale Infrastruktur für Editionen (NIE/INE) eingehen. Siehe Testinstallation.
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Les relations
littéraires entre la France et la Hongrie au XXe siècle
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Édité par Anna Tüskés. Institut d’Etudes Littéraires de
l'Académie Hongroise des Sciences, 2016-2020. "[E]xploring the
international contact network of French and Hungarian writers and poets contributes
significantly to the exploration of the lives of these persons, their social
relations, promotes the understanding of their work, and it offers a good basis for
presenting the history of relations between nations. [...] My previous research has
shown that the thorough understanding of intercultural relations is also essential
for the interpretation of several pieces of literature. [...] The analysis,
monographic exploration and publication of the French related sources kept in the
Petőfi Museum of Literature, the Széchényi National Library, the private section of
the literary legacy of Gyula Illyés and the Institute for Literary Studies of
Research Center for the Humanities of Hungarian Academy of Sciences give a solid
basis for understanding the works and to the relationship history between nations.
The outstanding literary-, art- and cultural-historical importance of digital
publishing of writers’ correspondence is unquestionable." [from resource]
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Rimay
János ifjúkori versgyűjteménye
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Tóth Tünde, Horváth Viktor. Budapest: ELTE BTK
BIÖP–Bibliopolisz, 2007. "Jelen kiadás Rimay Jánosnak a Horváth Iván és
Tóth Tünde által 1999-ben rekonstruált, úgynevezett „ifjúkori versgyűjteményének”
kritikai kiadása. Ez az ún. „ifjúkori versgyűjtemény” nem tévesztendő össze Rimaynak
a Balassa-kódex Rimay-részénék címiratában megemlített ún. [...] Kiadásunk a
Balassa-kódexben szereplő Rimay-corpus kritikai kiadása. [...] Bár kiadásunk a
Balassa-kódex Rimay gyűjteményét mint kompozíciót, önálló művet adja ki, nem
forráskiadást, hanem kritikai kiadást készítettünk; az alapszöveg, ahol lehetett, a
Balassa-kódex szövege volt, ám az istenes énekek esetében — melyeknek nagyjából a
fele a kódexbe be sincs másolva, csupán hely van nekik kihagyva — kénytelenek
voltunk a nyomtatott forrásokhoz nyúlni az alapszövegért." [from resource]
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Mary
Darby Robinson. A Letter to the Women of England, on the Injustice of Mental
Subordination (1799)
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Ed. by Adriana Craciun, Anne Irmen Close, Megan Musgrave
and Orianne Smith. A Romantic Circles Electronic Edition. College Park (MD):
University of Maryland, 1998. [Kommentar von Romantic
Circles:] "Includes introduction, transcriptions, reviews, letters to and
from Robinson, selected poems, bibliography, & notes."
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Roman de la Rose - Digital Surrogates of Medieval Manuscripts
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Directed by Stephen G. Nichols and Cynthia Requardt.
Baltimore (MD): Milton S. Eisenhower Library of The Johns Hopkins University /
The Pierpont Morgan Library, 1998-2001. Contains digital images and
bibliographic descriptions of six manuscripts, transcriptions of three manuscripts
(TEI-XML) and a history and summary of the work.
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The Letters of
Christina Rossetti
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Ed. by Antony H. Harrison. Charlottesville (VA):
University of Virginia Press, 2006. Online-Subskription 270$ bis 560$.
"This digital edition incorporates the complete text of the 4-volume print edition,
The Letters of Christina Rossetti. ed. All 2124 letters may be read in chronological
order or searched by full text or recipient. In addition, indexes from the print
volumes have been consolidated into a powerful single online index." [from
resource]
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The Complete Writings and Pictures
of Dante Gabriel Rossetti - A Hypermedia Archive
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Ed. by Jerome McGann et al. Charlottesville (VA):
University of Virginia / Institute for Advanced Technology in the Humanities,
2000-2008. "When completed in 2008, the Archive will provide [...] access
to all of DGR's pictorial and textual works and to a large contextual corpus of
materials [...]. All documents are encoded for structured search and analysis. The
Rossetti Archive aims to include high-quality digital images of every surviving
documentary state of DGR's works: all the manuscripts, proofs, and original
editions, as well as the drawings, paintings, and designs of various kinds,
including his collaborative photographic and craft works. These primary materials
are transacted with a substantial body of editorial commentary, notes, and glosses."
[from resource]
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Sanvitale, Francesca
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Digital Variants:
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Sappho’s Poems
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Sean B. Palmer. s.l.: 2008-. "This is an attempt
to collect Sappho's entire work together in one page — with Greek originals,
succinct translations, and commentary. [...] This document has been derived from
various web documents and books, cobbled together after a lot of research.
[...] Some more information on the sources, and further reading and stuff, can be
found in the supplementary material of this document. [...] When I say the "Complete
Poems", I obviously mean an attempt to gather the complete surviving poems, which is
sadly a small fraction of what we know her to have written." [from resource]
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Savater, Fernando
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Digital Variants:
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Digitale Edition der
Korrespondenz August Wilhelm Schlegels
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Unter der Leitung von Jochen Strobel, bearbeitet von
Claudia Bamberg u.a. Trier: Kompetenzzentrum für elektronische Erschließungs-
und Publikationsverfahren in den Geisteswissenschaften, 2014-. "Das
Projekt führt die gesamte Korrespondenz August Wilhelm Schlegels, also ca. 4.500
Briefe, die zum Teil gedruckt, zum Teil bislang jedoch nur handschriftlich
überliefert sind, in einer digitalen Edition zusammen. [...] Mit dieser Betaversion
vom 02.06.2014 werden zunächst rd. 3.500 Originalbriefe, fast alle gedruckten 2.450
Briefe, davon rd. 1.000 mit einem mehrgliedrigen Register versehen (viele Einträge
davon noch in Bearbeitung), 20 Transkriptionen und 20 Kurzbiographien von
Korrespondenzpartnern freigeschaltet." [from resource]
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Arthur Schnitzler
- Digitale historisch-kritische Edition (Werke 1905 bis 1931)
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Projektleitung Wolfgang Lukas und Michael Scheffel.
Wuppertal: Bergische Universität Wuppertal, 2018. "Ziel des Projekts ist
die Erarbeitung einer digitalen historisch-kritischen Edition der literarischen
Werke Arthur Schnitzlers aus dem Zeitraum von 1905 bis 1931." [from resource]
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Schnitzler, Arthur
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Hermann
Bahr, Arthur Schnitzler: Briefwechsel, Aufzeichnungen, Dokumente 1891-1931.
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Arthur
Schnitzler: Briefwechsel mit Autorinnen und Autoren. Digitale Edition
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Hg. Martin Anton Müller und Gerd Hermann Susen. Wien:
Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften, 2020-. "Über 10.000 Briefe
dürfte Arthur Schnitzler in seinem Leben geschrieben haben, vermutlich hat er ebenso
viele empfangen. Diese Website bringt Korrespondenzstücke aus den Briefwechseln mit
seinen schreibenden Kolleginnen und Kollegen. Derzeit sind 2.000 Briefe aufgenommen.
Viele davon werden erstmals veröffentlicht. Alle anderen sind nach den Originalen in
Archiven der ganzen Welt durchgesehen und korrigiert." [from resource]
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"Fräulein
Else" multimedial - Arthur Schnitzlers Novelle und ihre Adaptionen (1923-2013)
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Konzept und Leitung Ursula von Keitz und Wolfgang Lukas,
medientechnische Betreuung Fabian Etling. Wuppertal: Bergische Universität
Wuppertal, 2017. "Diese Website dokumentiert die Ergebnisse des
kooperativen Lehrforschungsprojekts FRÄULEIN ELSE MULTIMEDIAL, das im Sommersemester
2013 an der Bergischen Universität Wuppertal und der Universität Konstanz
durchgeführt wurde. Masterstudierende der Wuppertaler Editions- und
Dokumentwissenschaft sowie des Konstanzer Studiengangs Literatur – Kunst – Medien
erschlossen mit digitalen Methoden Arthur Schnitzlers Monolog-Novelle FRÄULEIN ELSE
(1924), einen der bedeutendsten literarischen Texte der deutschsprachigen
Klassischen Moderne, sowie exemplarisch eine Reihe von Bearbeitungen dieses Textes
für Lesungen, Audiophonie, Theater, Film und Fernsehen, die seit der
Veröffentlichung der Novelle im Jahr 1924 realisiert wurden. " [from resource]
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Arthur Schnitzler:
Tagebuch. Digitale Edition.
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Aufbereitung der digitalen Version von Peter Michael
Braunwarth verantwortet. Wien: Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften,
2019. "Vor über vierzig Jahren begann die Edition, die vor knapp zwanzig
Jahren mit dem Erscheinen des letzten Jahrgangs samt Gesamtregisters beendet wurde.
Unmittelbar darauf begann die Arbeit an einer digitalen Ausgabe, die immer wieder
weiterentwickelt wurde, ohne je veröffentlicht zu werden. Nach mehreren
Zwischenversionen wird nun das Material in der derzeit verfügbaren Form als
»Beta-Version« zugänglich gemacht. Die Textgestalt folgt der Druckform, die erstmals
zwischen 1981 und 2000 in zehn Bänden von der Kommission für literarische
Gebrauchsformen der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften herausgegeben
wurde. [...] Die digitale Version weicht an verschiedenen Stellen von der gedruckten
ab. Korrekturen und Ergänzungen, gerade was die erfassten Personen und die Auflösung
von Personen betrifft, wurden stillschweigend eingearbeitet." [from resource, 2019]
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Madelaine et Georges de Scudéry:
Artamène ou le Grand Cyrus
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Bearbeitet von Claude Bourqui, Alexandre Gefen et al.
Neuchâtel: Université de Neuchâtel, 2002-2006. Hybridedition auf der
Basis von TEI. Eine Druckausgabe (die sich selbst im Untertitel "Extraits" nennt)
ist hier ein spin-off zur digitalen Fassung, die verschiedene Zugangswege,
Erschließungsinformationen ("Encyclopédie critique") und Kontextmaterialien bietet.
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Sermo Lupi ad Anglos
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The Electronic [Wulfstan's] Sermo Lupi ad Anglos
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Johannes Serranus'
Dictionarium Latinogermanicum
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Jonathan West (Hrsg.): Wolfenbüttel: 2015. (Editiones
Electronicae Guelferbytanae 16) "This online edition of Serranus’
Dictionarium latinogermanicum (Serranus 1538) parallels the online edition of
Dasypodius’ Dictionarium latinogermanicum (1535) (West 2007). Like the edition of
Dasypodius, it links to a copy of Serranus’ dictionary held in the library.
Examination of the text shows that this copy very likely represents the editio
princeps." [from resource]
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The Arden Shakespeare CD-ROM
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Ed. by Jonathan Bate. Walton-on-Thames: Arden
Shakespeare, 1997; ISBN 978-0174434707; CD-ROM. Compact Disk [for
Windows]. In Ermangelung einer anderen WWW-Dokumentation zielt der Link hier auf
eine Besprechung der CD durch Ray Siemens in Early Modern Literary Studies 4/2
(1998).
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The
(New) Internet Shakespeare Editions
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Michael Best (coordinating editor). Victoria (CA):
University of Victoria, 1996-. "We create and publish works for the
student, scholar, actor, and general reader in a form native to the medium of the
Internet: scholarly, fully annotated texts of Shakespeare's plays, multimedia
explorations of the context of Shakespeare's life and works, and records of his
plays in performance". [from resource] Es handelt sich vor allem um eine
digitale Bibliothek, ein digitales Archiv und ein Portal, das versucht höchst
verschiedene Materialien, wie z.B. die Shakespeare-Texte der verschiedenen frühen
Druck-Ausgaben (als (diplomatisch transkribierte) elektronische Texte und als
Faksimiles) oder Informationen über Shakespeare-Aufführungen, zusammenzubringen. For
the old version (1996) see here.
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The Shakespeare
Quartos Archive
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Ed. by Richard Ovenden. Oxford: Bodleian Library,
2004. "The Shakespeare Quartos Archive is a digital collection of
pre-1642 editions of William Shakespeare's plays. A cross-Atlantic collaboration has
also produced an interactive interface for the detailed study of these
geographically distant quartos, with full functionality for all thirty-two quarto
copies of Hamlet held by participating institutions." [from resource]
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The Shelley-Godwin
Archive
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Directed by Elizabeth C. Denlinger and Neil Fraistat.
College Park (MD): Maryland Institute for Technology in the Humanities,
2013. "The Shelley-Godwin Archive will provide the digitized manuscripts
of Percy Bysshe Shelley, Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley, William Godwin, and Mary
Wollstonecraft, bringing together online for the first time ever the widely
dispersed handwritten legacy of this uniquely gifted family of writers. The result
of a partnership between the New York Public Library and the Maryland Institute for
Technology in the Humanities, in cooperation with Oxford’s Bodleian Library, the
S-GA also includes key contributions from the Huntington Library, the British
Library, and the Houghton Library. In total, these partner libraries contain over
90% of all known relevant manuscripts." [from resource]
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Mary Shelley: The
Last Man (1826)
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Ed. by Steven Jones. A Romantic Circles Electronic
Edition. College Park (MD): University of Maryland, 1997. [Kommentar von
Romantic Circles:] "Includes HTML,
ASCII, and SGML versions, other works by Mary Shelley, works and excerpts from works
cited by Shelley, bibliography, maps, images & sound files, critical essays,
contemporary works on plague, notes."
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Percy Bysshe
Shelley. On the Medusa of Leonardo da Vinci in the Florentine Gallery (1819)
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Ed. by Neil Fraistat and Melissa Jo Sites. A Romantic
Circles Electronic Edition. College Park (MD): University of Maryland,
1997. [Kommentar von Romantic
Circles:] "Includes dialogic commentary; critical essays by Jerome J.
McGann, W.J.T. Mitchell, and Grant F. Scott; images; bibliography; & notes."
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Mary Shelley. The
Mortal Immortal (1833)
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Ed. by Michael Eberle-Sinatra. A Romantic Circles
Electronic Edition. College Park (MD): University of Maryland, 1997.
[Kommentar von Romantic Circles:]
"Includes HTML and ASCII versions, related contemporary literary works, critical
bibliography, print history, images, writings on the text, & notes."
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Percy Bysshe
Shelley. The Devil's Walk (1812)
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Ed. by Neil Fraistat and Donald H. Reiman. A Romantic
Circles Electronic Edition. College Park (MD): University of Maryland,
1997. [Kommentar von Romantic
Circles:] "Includes HTML formatted texts, editors' introduction, critically
edited text, diplomatic transcription, photofacsimile, & clear reading texts.
Also includes collations, bibliography, and notes."
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Sholokhov, Michail Aleksandrovich
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DSE: The FEB-Web Scholarly Digital
Edition
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Journal of Emily Shore: Revised and Expanded
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Ed. by Barbara Timm Gates. Charlottesville (VA):
University of Virginia Press, 2006. Online-Subskription 75$ bis 100$.
"This digital edition, newly edited by Prof. Gates, integrates the 1991 edition with
transcriptions of the manuscript material." [from resource]
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Scholarly Digital
Editions of Slovenian Literature
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Directed by Matija Ogrin and Tomaž Erjavec. Ljubljana:
Scientific Research Centre of the Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts,
2004-2007. "The aim of the project 'Scholarly Digital Editions of
Slovenian Literature' is to compile a collection of digital text-critical editions
of Slovenian literary works and sources for literary studies. Our goal is to
leverage the advantages offered by the electronic medium and, using advanced IT
methods as well as applying principles of traditional textual criticism or ecdotics,
show the communicative potential, historical complexity and linguistic
idiosyncrasies of these texts." [from resource] Als technische Grundlage wird
TEI-XML (P4) verwendet.
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The Works of Charlotte Smith
- An Electronic Edition
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Ed. by Stephen C. Behrendt. Lincoln (NE): University of
Nebraska, s.a [probably 2006]. "The Charlotte Smith Project [...] will,
upon its completion, make available in electronic form all the works in prose and
poetry by Charlotte Smith, including all variant editions, together with complete
bibliographical data. For Smith's prose works [...] the initial objective will be to
mount [...] one edition of each work, usually the first to be published, so as to
establish a fully representative collection of Smith's works. For Smith's poetry,
the objective will be to mount [...], all editions of Elegiac Sonnets. Initially, a
basic search engine will enable users to search the texts for words and phrases; a
long-range objective is to add a more sophisticated search engine and to add
additional XML tagging to increase the texts's capacity for comparably sophisticated
search processes." [from resource]
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Solano, Francisco
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Digital Variants:
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The
Collected Letters of Robert Southey - Part One (1791-1797)
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Ed. by Linda Pratt, Tim Fulford and Ian Packer. A
Romantic Circles Electronic Edition. College Park (MD): University of Maryland,
2009. Sammlung von 280 Briefen. HTML generiert auf der der Basis von TEI.
Ausführlichere Beschreibung in der Dokumentation ("about this edition").
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The
Collected Letters of Robert Southey - Part Two (1798-1803)
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Ed. by Ian Packer and Lynda Pratt. A Romantic Circles
Electronic Edition. College Park (MD): University of Maryland, 2011.
"Part Two is the first-ever collected edition of the surviving letters written by
Southey between 1798 and 1803. The letters published here begin with Southey writing
to the Monthly Magazine in January 1798 about Spanish and Portuguese poetry, a
subject of lifelong interest; and end on New Year’s Eve 1803 with him anticipating a
return to Madoc, his intended transatlantic poetic magnum opus. Part Two follows the
editorial conventions described in About this Edition and publishes newly
transcribed, fully annotated texts, bringing together in one place correspondence
scattered between 37 archives in North America and the United Kingdom." [from
resource]
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The
Collected Letters of Robert Southey - Part Three (1804-1809)
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Ed. by Carol Bolton and Tim Fulford. A Romantic Circles
Electronic Edition. College Park (MD): University of Maryland, 2013.
"Part Three is the first-ever collected edition of the surviving letters written by
Southey between 1804 and 1809. The letters published here begin with Southey writing
to his brother with a draft of his epic poem Madoc; they end on New Year’s Eve 1809,
with him discussing Coleridge’s The Friend and his own new writing in the Quarterly
Review and The Curse of Kehama (published in 1810). Part Three follows the editorial
conventions described in ‘About this Edition’ and publishes newly transcribed, fully
annotated texts, bringing together in one place correspondence scattered between
archives in North and South America and the United Kingdom. It comprises 850
letters, many of which are published for the first time or published in full for the
first time." [from resource]
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The
Collected Letters of Robert Southey - Part Four (1810-1815)
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Ed. by Ian Packer and Lynda Pratt. A Romantic Circles
Electronic Edition. College Park (MD): University of Maryland, 2013.
"Part Four collects together in one place for the first time the surviving letters
written by Southey between 1810 and 1815. [...] Southey’s correspondence was
characterised by its extent and its diversity. The letters in Part Four were written
to nearly ninety individuals from a wide spectrum of society and engage with
regional, national and international affairs. They range from bibliographical
information sent to Lord Holland, who shared Southey’s passion for Hispanic culture
and allowed him to use his extensive library, to playful epistles to the Southey
children (Letters 1812 and 2304)." [from resource]
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The
Collected Letters of Robert Southey - Part Five (1816-1818)
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Ed. by Tim Fulford, Ian Packer and Lynda Pratt. A
Romantic Circles Electronic Edition. College Park (MD): University of Maryland,
2016. "Part Five collects, in one place for the first time, the surviving
letters written by Robert Southey between 1816 and 1818. It follows the editorial
conventions described in About this Edition and contains newly transcribed, fully
annotated texts of 537 letters drawn from archives in the United Kingdom, Europe and
North America. Of these, 341 are published for the first time, with a further 51
published here in full for the first time." [from resource]
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The
Collected Letters of Robert Southey - Part Six (1819-1821)
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Ed. by Ian Packer and Lynda Pratt. A Romantic Circles
Electronic Edition. College Park (MD): University of Maryland, 2017.
"Part Six collects together, in one place, for the first time, the surviving letters
written by Robert Southey between 1819 and 1821. It follows the editorial
conventions described in About this Edition and presents newly transcribed, fully
annotated texts of 546 letters written by Southey in this three year period; 314
letters are published here for the first time and an additional 76 are published
here in full for the first time." [from resource]
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Robert Southey and Milleniarianism: Documents Concerning the Prophetic Movements of the
Romantic Era
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Ed. by Tim Fulford. A Romantic Circles Electronic
Edition. College Park (MD): University of Maryland, 2012. "This website
presents the first scholarly edition of Robert Southey’s various writings about the
prophetic movements of Romantic-era Britain. Its aim is to throw new light on two
related areas: the nature and history of millenarian prophecy in the late eighteenth
and early nineteenth centuries—especially William Bryan, Richard Brothers, and
Joanna Southcott—, and the significance of prophecy in Southey’s social, political
analysis of his times." [from resource]
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Robert
Southey: Wat Tyler. A Dramatic Poem
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Ed. by Matt Hill. A Romantic Circles Electronic Edition.
College Park (MD): University of Maryland, 2004. Kommentierte Textausgabe
auf der Basis von fünf überlieferten Fassungen. Langfristig sollen noch zehn weitere
"pirated editions" berücksichtigt werden.
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Digital Statius: The
Achilleid
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Ed. by Damien Nelis, Valéry Berlincourt, Lavinia Galli
Milić, and Jean-Philippe Goldman. Geneva: University of Geneva, 2019.
"This site is devoted to produce a full open access critical edition of the
Achilleid. When complete, in addition to a new critical text the site will contain
translations, images of the largest possible number of manuscripts and links to all
the manuscripts that are available online elsewhere, and further links to major
online, open access research tools in the field of Classics. It is our aim to
explore the ways in which new technologies can combine with the established
techniques and the high standards of traditional classical philology, and in doing
so to offer to the scholarly community an enriched edition of Statius' Achilleid
located within the rapidly evolving network of digital tools being developed for the
study and teaching of Latin literature." [from resource]
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Les
Manuscrits de Stendhal
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Cécile Meynard et Thomas Lebarbé (éds). Grenoble:
Université de Grenoble / Bibliothèque municipale de Grenoble, 2009. "Ce
site vous permet d'accéder aux manuscrits de Stendhal conservés à la Bibliothèque
municipale de Grenoble : vues numérisées des pages, transcriptions et descriptions."
[from resource] For detailed information see the about
page.
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Tristram Shandy Web
[Laurence Sterne]
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Ed. by Patrizia Nerozzi Bellman. Mailand: Istituto
Universitario di Lingue Moderne, 2000-. "The Tristram Shandy Web is a
critical edition of the text in a digital version. Starting from Sterne's original
print edition - whose layout we intentionally preserved unaltered - we aim at
showing its complexity in accordance with the advantages of hypertext format." [from
resource]
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Internet-Edition der Handschriften zu Adalbert Stifters "Witiko"
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Hg. von Wolfgang Wiesmüller unter Mitarbeit von
Sieglinde Klettenhammer und Isabella König-Mayr. Innsbruck: Universität
Innsbruck, 1999-2008. "Die Internet-Edition ermöglicht den Zugang zur
Transkription der gesamten handschriftlichen Überlieferung von Adalbert Stifters
historischem Roman 'Witiko'. Sie steht in Verbindung mit der im Auftrag der
Kommission für Neuere deutsche Literatur der Bayerischen Akademie der Wissenschaften
veranstalteten Historisch-kritischen Stifterausgabe." [from resource]
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Stirrings Still / Soubresauts
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Samuel Beckett -
Digital Manuscript Project
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Stijn Streuvels: De teleurgang van den Waterhoek (The decline of the Waterhoek)
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Ed. by Marcel De Smedt and Edward Vanhoutte.
Amsterdam/Gent: Amsterdam University Press / KANTL, 2000; ISBN 978-9053564411;
CD-ROM. Eine "Electronic-critical edition" auf CD. "The CD-ROM presents
the full text version as it first appeared in its pre-publication form in De Gids;
the first edition (with word clarifications); the revised second edition, the
digital facsimile of the complete manuscript, the pre-publication and first editions
as corrected by Streuvels himself; together with the edition of 71 letters from
Streuvels' correspondence and several scholarly articles on the subject. The
MultiDoc Pro on-the-fly SGML Browser software provides advanced search options and
makes it possible to annotate the included material, bookmark certain sections, and
even create your own hyperlinks. An extensive English manual is included on the CD."
[from resource] Der Link zielt auf die Dokumentation zum Projekt.
Besprechung: Stolk, F.R.W.: "Stijn Streuvels, De teleurgang van den Waterhoek".
Nederlandse Letterkunde 6/1 (2001). S. 90-92. Van der Weel, A.: "Stijn Streuvels, De
teleurgang van den Waterhoek." In: TEXT. An Interdisciplinary Annual of Textual
Studies 14 (2002), S. 343-350. The link now points at the last internet archive
snapshot from 2011. The content of the CD has been relaunched as online edition
within the Digital Library for Dutch Literature.
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Streuvels en zijn
uitgevers. De brieven.
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Joke Debusschere (et al.). Gent: KANTL/CTB, 2014.
"In de Streuvelsstudie dient nog heel wat basisonderzoek te gebeuren. Er zijn in de
loop der jaren talrijke studies verschenen over leven en werk van de auteur, een
aantal van zijn teksten zijn (o.m. via het Volledig Werk) ter beschikking gesteld,
maar een en ander is niet altijd even wetenschappelijk gebeurd. De
wetenschappelijk verantwoorde bestudering en uitgave van de overgeleverde
briefwisseling kan een correctie bieden op dergelijke aannames uit de
gepopulariseerde Streuvelsstudie en kan nieuw onderzoek genereren en stofferen. Deze
digitale editie van de briefwisseling tussen Stijn Streuvels en zijn
Nederlandstalige uitgevers vormt hiervoor een belangrijke eerste aanzet." [from
resource]
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Der Sturm - Digitale Quellenedition zur
Geschichte der internationalen Avantgarde
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Herausgegeben von Marjam Trautmann und Torsten Schrade.
Mainz: Akademie der Wissenschaften und der Literatur, 2018. "Im Jahr 1910
gründete der Publizist und Komponist Herwarth Walden in Berlin die avantgardistische
Zeitschrift ‚Der Sturm‘. Waldens STURM-Unternehmen avancierte in den Folgejahren
mit der STURM-Galerie, der STURM-Bühne und dem STURM-Verlag zu einem
programmatischen wie ästhetischen Sprachrohr der internationalen Avantgarde. Unser
Projekt beabsichtigt, die zahlreichen verstreuten digitalen Quellen des ‚Sturm‘ in
einer historisch-kritisch angelegten Digitalen Edition erstmals zu vereinen." [from
resource]
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Travels into Several Remote Nations of the World by Lemuel Gulliver - or: Gulliver's
Travels by Jonathan Swift
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Created by Lee Jaffe. Santa Cruz (CA): 1998-2005.
Textausgabe (transkribierter Volltext ohne Faksimile) auf der Basis der Ausgabe von
1726 mit Korrekturen nach einer weiteren Ausgabe (1735). Das Projekt bietet darüber
hinaus vor allem inhaltliche Annotationen und Kontextmaterial. 2012 im Netz
unter der ursprünglichen Adresse (http://www.jaffebros.com/lee/gulliver/index.html)
nicht mehr verfügbar.
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Online.Swift
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Ed. Kirsten Juhas et. al. Münster: Ehrenpreis Centre for
Swift Studies, 2011-. "Online.Swift is the Ehrenpreis Centre’s most
recent and most ambitious project [...]. Its objective is an old-spelling critical
online edition of the Prose Works of Jonathan Swift, with introductions and variorum
commentaries. [T]he Editors of Online.Swift provide commentaries of their own on all
texts. On the one hand, these summarize the history of Swift criticism since 1745;
on the other, they explicate and annotate Swift’s texts, in many cases for the first
time, on the basis of Swift’s library and (demonstrable) reading." [from
resource]
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The Algernon
Charles Swinburne Project
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Ed. by John A. Walsh et al. Bloomington (IN): Indiana
University / Digital Culture Lab, 1997-2012. "The Swinburne Project is a
digital collection, or virtual archive, devoted to the life and work of Victorian
poet Algernon Charles Swinburne." [from resource]
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Bichitra: Online
Tagore Variorum
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Coordinated by Sukanta Chaudhuri, executed by the School
of Cultural Texts and Records. Kolkata: Jadavpur University, 2011-.
"Bichitra is the biggest integrated knowledge site devoted to any author in any
language to date. It comprises most versions of nearly all Rabindranath’s works in
Bengali and English. It excludes most letters, speeches, textbooks and translations,
except Tagore’s translations from his own Bengali. It includes digital images of
virtually all his manuscripts and authoritative print versions (47,520 pages of
manuscripts and 91,637 pages of printed books and journals); plain-text transcripts
of all these versions; a search engine to locate words and phrases in Rabindranath’s
works; a collation engine to compare different versions of a work at three levels,
section (chapter, act/scene, canto or other large unit), segment (paragraph,
dramatic speech or stanza), and detailed wording; a checklist of the contents of
each manuscript; [and] a bibliography of all authoritative manuscript and print
versions of each work" [from resource] There is also a very useful introductory
video on YouTube.
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Teatro de Autores
Portugueses do Séc. XVI
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Centro de Estudos de Teatro: Teatro de Autores
Portugueses do Séc. XVI - Base de dados textual [on-line], 2010. "A
apresentação dos textos é feita com critérios rigorosos de transcrição,
tendencialmente modernizantes da ortografia, eliminando erros óbvios de tipógrafos,
mantendo as marcas fonéticas da língua quinhentista. A técnica editorial permite
disponibilizar informação através de campos temáticos, glossário, notas críticas
para a investigação, fac-símiles e bibliografia." [from resource]
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Teatro de Autores
Portugueses do Séc. XVII
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Centro de Estudos de Teatro, Teatro de Autores
Portugueses do Séc. XVII – uma biblioteca digital, 2010. "A transcrição
dos textos é feita com critérios tendencialmente modernizantes da ortografia,
eliminando erros óbvios de tipógrafos. A técnica editorial permite disponibilizar
informação através de campos temáticos, glossário, notas críticas para a
investigação, fac-símiles e bibliografia." [from resource]
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A Facsimile Edition of Terence's Comedies
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Bodleian Digital Texts 2, DVD.-ROM. Ed. by Bernard J.
Muir and Andrew J. Turner. Oxford: Bodleian Library, University of Oxford,
2011. "The six Latin Comedies of Publius Terentius Afer ('Terence'),
written in the early second century BC, were well known in the ancient Roman world
and continued to be popular throughout the Middle Ages and into early modern times.
They were used as teaching texts in medieval schools, and consequently there are
over 600 surviving manuscript witnesses for the plays, about a dozen of which are
illustrated. The manuscript edited here, Oxford, Bodleian Library, MS Auct. F.2.13,
dating from the mid-twelfth century, is one of these illustrated witnesses.
[...] The manuscript is also textually rich in including scholia, explanatory notes
which have a complex textual tradition of theit own. Here, for the first time,
the entire manuscript is avaiable in an innovative, highly accessible format,
written in XML. The DVD-Rom contains a full facsimile with images of each page of
the manuscript, selected images from related manuscripts viewable at high
magnification, and a transcription and translation of the plays with hyperlinks,
allowing extensive global searches across the entire text." [from resource]
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Le Petit Thalamus de
Montpellier
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Édition critique numérique du manuscrit AA9 des Archives
municipales de Montpellier dit Le Petit Thalamus. Vincent Challet, Gilda
Caiti-Russo, Philippe Martel. Marseille: TGIR / Huma-Num, 2014ff. "Le
projet « Thalamus » est un projet pluridisciplinaire regroupant historiens
médiévistes et modernistes, philologues et linguistes spécialistes de l’occitan
médiéval, historiens du droit et historiens de l’art autour de l’édition
scientifique et électronique du manuscrit AA9 des Archives municipales de
Montpellier connu sous le nom de Petit Thalamus. Ce manuscrit, exécuté à partir des
années 1320, est le dernier en date d’une série de manuscrits réalisés à partir des
années 1260 et dont sept exemplaires sont conservés. " [from resource]
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Digital
Thoreau
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Directed by Paul Schacht. State University of New York
at Geneseo, Thoreau Society, Walden Woods Project, s.a. [probably 2014].
"Digital Thoreau is a resource and a community dedicated to promoting the
deliberate reading of Thoreau's works in new ways, ways that take
advantage of technology to illuminate Thoreau's creative process and facilitate
thoughtful conversation about his words and ideas." [from resource] It features
different sub-projects like "Walden : A Fluid Text Edition" or "The Readers'
Thoreau".
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Verses
Transcribed for H. T. by Mary Tighe
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Ed. by Harriet Kramer Linkin. A Romantic Circles
Electronic Edition. College Park (MD): University of Maryland, 2015.
"Mary Tighe's Verses Transcribed for H.T. provides a truly unique opportunity to see
Tighe as the determining editor of her own collected poems. Organized in deliberate
clusters, Verses is a self-consciously constructed aesthetic artifact that radically
revises prior knowledge of Tighe's literary, visual, and material production. [...]
This edition contains a comprehensive introduction by the editor, a fully
annotated and searchable transcription of the manuscript, and digital images of the
manuscript pages, made available through the kind courtesy of the National Library
of Ireland." [from resource]
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Ernst Toller - Digitale
Briefedition
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Hrsg. von Stefan Neuhaus u.a. Koblenz: Universität
Koblenz, 2017. "Das Projekt verfolgte das Ziel, die Briefe des
Schriftstellers Ernst Toller (1893−1939) möglichst lückenlos zu erschließen und der
Öffentlichkeit zugänglich zu machen. Im Zuge dieser Arbeiten wurden [...] über 1.600
Briefe von Toller sowie – zu Kommentarzwecken – über 1.200 Briefe an Toller
gesammelt und transkribiert. [...] Parallel zur zweibändigen Printausgabe im
Wallstein Verlag wurde die vorliegende TEI-XML basierte Hybridedition entwickelt,
die zwar vorerst ohne Kommentar erscheint, dafür aber mit vielseitigen Suchoptionen
sowie weiterführenden Links ausgestattet ist." [from resource]
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Tolstoy, Leo
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DSE: The FEB-Web Scholarly Digital
Edition
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Zacharias Topelius
Skrifter
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Directed by Patricia Berg. Helsinki: Society of Swedish
Literature in Finland, 2010ff. "En historisk-kritisk utgåva. Zacharias
Topelius Skrifter (ZTS) är en historisk-kritisk utgåva. Texten etableras efter
analys av manuskripten och tidiga upplagor. Utgåvan redogör för författarens
ändringar och tillägg under arbetsprocessen och för de ändringar som han gjorde i
senare upplagor. De utgivna verken förses med inledningar som både placerar in dem i
Topelius författarskap och som belyser deras historiska och litterära bakgrund och
deras betydelse i Topelius samtid och senare. Därtill förses de mest centrala verken
med kommentarer som ger sakupplysningar och förklaringar till enskilda textställen."
[from resource]
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Topelius - Maamme kirja
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Maamme kirja -
digitaalinen editio
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Benito Pérez Galdòs:
Torquemada en la hoguera. On-Line Edition
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Edited by Rhian Davies. Sheffield: University of
Sheffield, 1996-; ISBN: 0-9542608-3-X. "Nuestro objetivo principal era
crear una edición electrónica que los investigadores de Galdós pudieran utilizar con
fines críticos y de investigación. En cuanto al estudio que se incluye en la
introducción, decidimos no hacer sino un resumen esquemático de la biografía y la
obra de Galdós ya que consideramos imposible hacerle justicia en tan limitado
espacio. De modo parecido, en lugar de ofrecer un estudio completo de Torquemada en
la hoguera ha sido nuestro propósito animar al lector a que realice más
investigaciones al respecto." [from resource]
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Mark Twain Project
Online
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Ed. by the Mark Twain Project. Berkeley (CA): University
of California Berkeley, 2007-. "Mark Twain Project Online [...] offers
unfettered, intuitive access to reliable texts, accurate and exhaustive notes, and
the most recently discovered letters and documents. Its ultimate purpose is to
produce a digital critical edition, fully annotated, of everything Mark Twain wrote.
MTPO is produced by the Mark Twain Papers and Project of The Bancroft Library in
collaboration with the University of California Press; the site is hosted by UC
Berkeley's Library Systems Office. In April 2009, the MLA Committee on Scholarly
Editions designated MTPO an 'Approved Edition'."
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The Mark Twain Papers
& Project / Mark Twain Project Online
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Various Editors. Berkeley (CA): University of
California, 2002-. Am Mark-Twain-Archiv entsteht die umfassende
Mark-Twain-Gesamtausgabe (70 Bände). Inzwischen wird die gesamte Edition auf
online-Publikationen umgestellt, wobei die Briefe (teils retrodigialisiert, teils
direkt digital ediert) den Anfang machen. Digitale Werkeditionen und die
Autobiographie sollen 2008 bzw. 2010 folgen.
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Mark Twain
in His Times
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Directed by Stephen Railton. Charlottesville (VA):
University of Virginia, 1996-2007. "This interpretive archive, drawn
largely from the resources of the Barrett Collection, focuses on how "Mark Twain"
and his works were created and defined, marketed and performed, reviewed and
appreciated. The goal is to allow readers, scholars, students and teachers to see
what Mark Twain and His Times said about each other, in a way that can speak to us
today. Contained here are dozens of texts and manuscripts, scores of contemporary
reviews and articles, hundreds of images, and many different kinds of interactive
exhibits." [from resource]
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Tyutchev, Fyodor
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DSE: The FEB-Web Scholarly Digital
Edition
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The Siege
of Gibraltar & Miscellaneous Pieces: The Works of Catherine Upton
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Ed. by Dan Froid. A Romantic Circles Electronic Edition.
College Park (MD): University of Maryland, 2017. "This electronic edition
makes available the works of the mostly unknown late-eighteenth-century poet and
teacher Catherine Upton, including The Siege of Gibraltar (1781), an epistolary
prose narrative, and Miscellaneous Pieces (1784), a collection of poetry and prose.
These two works appear to represent the whole of Upton’s small oeuvre, and they
contribute to both the body of Romantic-era women’s poetry and, more specifically,
to the body of women’s writing about war." [from resource]
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Vacca, Roberto
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Digital Variants:
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Van Nu en Straks. De
Brieven
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Hg. von Bert Van Raemdonck. Gent: Universiteit Gent /
KANTL, 2011. "Het corpus omvat 1.419 brieven. Ze zijn getranscribeerd,
gecodeerd en geannoteerd volgens de DALF Guidelines van het Centrum voor Teksteditie
en Bronnenstudie (CTB-KANTL). De geannoteerde brieven bevatten o.m.
verwijzingen naar bijna 2.500 personen, 500 plaatsnamen, 1.000 titels van boeken,
650 tijdschriftartikelen en 350 gedichten. Een netwerk van 3.600 hyperlinks maakt
een intuïtief en associatief gebruik van het corpus mogelijk. Het corpus omvat
behalve een kritische en een diplomatische transcriptie van alle bronnen ook een
gedetailleerde beschrijving van alle relevante metadata en meer dan 3.000 digitale
facsimile-afbeeldingen." [from resource] "This fully eXist-driven web interface
allows users to browse, search, view, and export the encoded letters or custom
selections of letters in various formats: XHTML, XML, PDF. The letters can be
visualized as reading text, diplomatic transcription, or XML source view, and
facsimiles are offered where available. Most of these 1500 letters are in Dutch (180
are in French), and all of them deal with the Flemish literary journal 'Van Nu en
Straks' (1893-1901). The encoding of the letters follows the DALF Guidelines for the
Description and Encoding of Modern Correspondence Material (see
http://www.kantl.be/ctb/project/dalf/ ), a customization of the TEI P4 Guidelines.
So far, all information in the edition is in Dutch. An English version of the edition
interface is available." [from mail to Hmanist Discussion Group]
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Lope de Vega - La Dama
Boba - EDICIÓN CRÍTICA Y ARCHIVO DIGITAL
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Bajo la dirección de Marco Presotto. Barcelona/Bologna:
PROLOPE / Università di Bologna, CRR-MM, 2015; ISBN 9788898010257.
doi:10.6092/UNIBO/LADAMABOBA "El proyecto que aquí presentamos ofrece
una aplicación web de carácter científico dedicada a La dama boba y a su tradición
textual, uniendo el interés divulgativo con la atención a los aspectos ecdóticos.
Esta edición en línea pone a disposición el texto crítico con su aparato de
variantes y notas complementarias pero también, por primera vez, un archivo de los
testimonios utilizados y su transcripción." [from resource]
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Heinrich von Veldeke – Eneasroman
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Unter der Leitung von Heidemarie Anderlik. Wiesbaden:
Reichert, 2003; ISBN 978-3895003425. "In diesem digitalen Faksimile ist
der Buchcharakter nachempfunden. Ohne komplizierte Navigation kann durch einfaches
Anklicken der Seiten wie in einem Buch geblättert werden. Alle Abbildungen werden
erläutert, und der mittelhochdeutsche Originaltext kann per Mausklick in moderne
Schreibweise transkribiert oder in die moderne deutsche Sprache übertragen werden."
[from resource] - Rezension bei IASL-online
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The Digital Vercelli
Book
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Directed by Roberto Rosselli Del Turco. Pisa: CISIAU /
Laboratorio di Cultura Digitale, 2013. "After years of hard work, the
Digital Vercelli Book is now online! This is a beta version though, lacking several
features that will be present in the final edition, scheduled for publication in
2014. At the moment only two texts, The Dream of the Rood and Homily 23, are
available: the plan is to improve the current user interface and software on the
basis of the suggestions and comments that will be sent to us, publish the revised
software at some point next year and then progressively put online all the texts
after a final cross-revision has been accomplished. The Digital Vercelli Book
(beta) is available at this URL: http://vbd.humnet.unipi.it/beta/. Most of the basic features are
already in place, once the site has been loaded on your browser you can navigate the
manuscript in one of three modes selectable through the icons on the upper right
corner: Image|Text mode: a manuscript image and the corresponding text in two
separate frames, this is the default browsing mode; Text|Text mode: two
juxtaposed text frames, at the moment you can compare the two different edition
levels, in the future this feature will be enriched by other types of accompanying
texts, such as a commentary, critical editions, translations etc.); Bookreader
mode: this mode will present you with the manuscript images in the “double page”
format." [from resource, 2013-12-30]
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A Facsimile Edition of the Vernon Manuscript
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Ed. by Wendy Scase. Bodleian Digital Texts 3. Oxford:
Bodleian Library / University of Oxford, 2011; DVD-ROM. "The Vernon
Manuscript (Oxford, Bodleian Library, MS. Eng. poet. a. 1.) is one of the greatest
treasures of early English literature and the arts of the book. It contains over 370
Middle English texts, among them Piers Plowman, the Ancrene Riwle, the South English
Legendary, the Prick of Conscience, and the Miracles of the Virgin. A volume of
massive dimensions, carefully copied and extensively decorated for pious readers
around 1390-1400, it offers an incomparable resource for students of literature,
art, culture, and language. For the first time, the entire manuscript is
avaiable here in an innovative, highly accessible format. The DVD-Rom contains a
full facsimile with images of each page of the manuscript, viewable at high
magnification, and a complete transcription of the text with hyperlinks, allowing
powerful global searches across the entire text." [from resource]
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Verse
Miscellanies Online - Printed Poetry Collections of the Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Centuries
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Directed by Michelle O’Callaghan. Reading: University of
Reading, 2011ff. "Verse Miscellanies Online is a searchable critical
edition of seven printed verse miscellanies published in the sixteenth and early
seventeenth centuries. [...] This edition was produced in partnership with EEBO-TCP,
who provided the XML-TEI files, which have been enhanced through the addition of
explanatory annotations, and critical apparatus, including glossaries of
mythological and historical figures, musical settings, and indexes of authors and
first lines.The format of this edition allows for the exploration of these texts in
ways made possible by the digital medium. Users are able to search for and identify
poems according to author attribution, form, or rhyme scheme, and to navigate
through the multiple links between the miscellanies and the poems they contain.
These tools help to demonstrate the ways in which individual collections engage with
one another through sharing poems, poetical forms, topoi and themes. Context for
understanding how these books were composed, published and read and who was involved
in their production is also provided on this site. [...] Overall, the edition is
designed to allow the modern reader to keep the intertextuality and malleability of
early modern poetical culture always in view." [from resource]
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Walewein
ende Keye
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Ed. by Marjolein Hogenbirk in collaboration with Wim
Gerritsen. Amsterdam: Huygens ING, 2011. "Deze website bevat een
kritische editie van de dertiende-eeuwse Arturroman Walewein ende Keye. De editie
bestaat uit een inleiding en een leestekst met annotaties." [from resource]
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War Poetry
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British War Poetry in the Age of Romanticism 1793-1815
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Welscher Gast
Digital
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Ed. by Jakub Šimek. Heidelberg: Universitätsbibliothek
Heidelberg, 2015. "Die neue Plattform ›Welscher Gast digital‹ [...] wird
nach und nach alle Handschriften des Werkes in Text und Bild verfügbar machen. In
philologisch-kunsthistorischer Zusammenarbeit und unter Anwendung digitaler
Editionstechnik entsteht eine Text-Bild-Ausgabe, die im Open Access das Werk
›Welscher Gast‹ umfassend dokumentiert und einen mit Bildern verknüpften Lesetext
bietet." [from resource]
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Whalley, John, Clerk of
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The Destruction of Troy. A Diplomatic and Color Facsimile Edition of Hunterian MS V.2.8
in Glasgow University Library, John Clerk of Whalley
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The Walt Whitman
Archive
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Ed. by Ed Folsom and Kenneth M. Price. Lincoln
(NE): University of Nebraska, 1995-. Ein umfangreiches digitales Archiv,
das sich selbst aber sehr wohl als "Edition" der Werke Whitmans versteht. Einige
Werke als Volltexte, die Manuskripte als Faksimiles mit diplomatisch genauem Text.
Umfassendes Kontextmaterial (Bibliographie, Biographie, Rezensionen, Fotogalerie,
Schüler). Technisch ist das Archiv im Jahr 2000 von HTML auf XML nach einer für das
Projekt erweiterten TEI-DTD umgestellt worden (siehe die "Encoding Guidelines for
Poetry Manuscripts"). Zusätzlich werden EAD (für die Beschreibung von
Archivalien) und METS für komplexe digitale Objekte verwendet.
Introductory YouTube
video from 2011
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[Walt Whitman:] Crossing
Brookly Ferry
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Created by Jesse Merandy. Mickel Street Review 19/20
(2008) "In many ways, Whitman’s ability to bond with his reader is what
makes 'Crossing Brooklyn Ferry' one of his most enduring and often anthologized
works: it is a connection that opens a window into the mind of the poet; a portal
that transports us back to his life and times; and an invitation to stop for a
moment and look again at the world around us from a different perspective, one that
makes visible the interconnectedness of all humans and our environment across time
and space. This online critical edition looks to build on the importance of
these connections and present users with a chance to view 'Crossing Brooklyn Ferry'
from new vistas. It is an opportunity to interact, to play, and discover what can be
learned about Whitman and his work through interactive, media-rich approaches. In
the end, whether you need a guide for your first voyage or are returning and seek
the companionship of an old Comrade, this site hopes to provide something for all
whitmaniacs on their passage across the river. The following are offered in
this critical edition: Close Reading (Click on links to criticism, commentary, and
multimedia resources [...]), Edition Evolution (Track the changes Whitman made to
'Crossing Brooklyn Ferry' over his lifetime), Edition Comparisons (View versions of
'Crossing Brooklyn Ferry' side-by-side), Walking with Whitman (Brooklyn audio
walking tour tracks Walt's footsteps), Resources (Reading list and online sources
utilized in the creation of The Crossing Brooklyn Ferry Online Critical Edition)"
[from resource] [for historiographic purposes]
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The Life of Saint Wilfrid by Edmer of Canterbury
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Ed. by Bernard J. Muir and Andrew J. Turner.
Melbourne: Evellum, 1998; CD-ROM. 2nd ed. 2006; CD-ROM.
"electronic edition of Edmer's twelfth century
Vita Sancti Wilfridi. It includes a full photographic facsimile of a little known
witness from the Ballarat Fine Art Gallery in Victoria, Australia -- MS Crouch 10.
It considers all known manuscript witnesses in its apparatus and includes a full
study of the printed tradition in its introduction and commentary, including the
recently rediscovered witness 'E', now held by Cambridge University Library (whose
whereabouts was unknown when the 1998 edition was published by University of Exeter
Press)." [from resource]
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Edward Ellerker
Williams: Sporting Sketches during a Short Stay in Hindustane (1814)
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Ed. by Tilar Mazzeo. A Romantic Circles Electronic
Edition. College Park (MD): University of Maryland, 2002. [Beschreibung
von Romantic Circles:] "Includes MS Shelley adds.e.21 and MS Shelley adds.c.12,
together comprising Williams's complete travel journal to India, here published in
its entirety for the first time. Also included is a critical introduction."
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Witiko
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Internet-Edition der Handschriften zu Adalbert Stifters "Witiko"
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Woolf Online
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Caughie, Pamela L., Nick Hayward, Mark Hussey, Peter
Shillingsburg, and George K. Thiruvathukal, eds. Chicago (IL)/New York: Loyola
University Chicago / Pace University, 2013. "Woolf Online is currently a
digital archive of Virginia Woolf's To the Lighthouse (1927) The site is
intended to serve as a resource for research and study of Woolf's modernist classic.
On this site you will find images and transcriptions of the holograph drafts (in
three notebooks housed in the Berg Collection of the New York Public Library), the
typescripts, the proofs, and various early editions of the novel, including the
first British and American editions and their variants. Also included is a wealth of
contextual materials, such as diary entries and letters pertaining to the novel,
early reviews of the novel, selected essays Woolf wrote during the two- year period
during which she worked on To the Lighthouse, and photographs of the Stephen family,
Cornwall, and Talland House, all of which inform the setting and characters of the
novel." [from resource]
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From Goslar to
Grasmere. William Wordsworth: Electronic Manuscripts
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Jeff Cowton (Curator), Sally Bushell and Richard Light.
Lancaster: Lancaster University, 2008. "From Goslar to Grasmere is a
collaborative project between Lancaster University and The Wordsworth Trust. It
involves manuscript materials for two Wordsworth texts (early Prelude material and
Home at Grasmere) which are both about the importance of place to the writing of
poetry – either in escaping from a hostile environment through writing poetry that
draws on memories of place, or in celebrating a final home-coming to the Lakes.
[...] The website is designed to have three levels of access: as a specialist; as an
ordinary user; for educational use. Understanding the nature of the creative process
is something of interest to all of us. In relation to children, in particular, the
accessible presentation of the way in which a poem is written and re-written, will
help them in developing their own writing. The primary objective of the project is
to explore imaginative ways of presenting manuscript materials in hypertext and by
means of TEI and to create an accessible way of understanding those materials for a
wide audience." [from resource]
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Wordsworth, William
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Samuel Taylor
Coleridge & William Wordsworth. Lyrical Ballads (1798-1805)
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William Wordsworth's Guide to the Lakes
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Ed. by Nicholas Mason, Shannon Stimpson and Paul
Westover. A Romantic Circles Electronic Edition. College Park (MD): University
of Maryland, 2015. "First published in 1810 and repeatedly revised by its
author over the ensuing twenty-five years, William Wordsworth’s Guide to the Lakes
has long been considered a crucial text for scholars of Romantic-era aesthetics,
ecology, travel writing, and tourism. Though the fifth edition of 1835 (the last
revised by Wordsworth) has remained available in reprints and scholarly editions,
earlier editions of the Guide continue to be scarce. [...] The present edition,
then, aims to give scholars, students, and general readers easy and open access to
key editions of the Guide from Wordsworth’s lifetime, including full scans of
Wilkinson’s 1810 sketches and Wordsworth’s texts of 1810 and 1835." [from resource]
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Georg Büchner: Woyzeck. Faksimile, Transkription, Emendation und
Lesetext
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Hg. von Enrico De Angelis. München: K. G. Saur Verlag
GmbH, 2002; Buch + CD-ROM. Auf der CD-ROM befinden sich Dateien im
pdf-Format. Für die verschiedenen Teile der Edition (Faksimile, Transkription,
Emendation, Lesetext und Kommentare) gibt es jeweils eine Datei. Die Textseiten der
Dokumente sind miteinander verlinkt, sodass ein gezieltes springen zwischen den
verschiedenen Textebenen möglich wird. In der ebenfalls enthaltenden
Gebrauchsanweisung wird der Nutzer mit den in der digitalen Version der Edition
gebräuchlichen Farbcodes vertraut gemacht.
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Wulf & Eadwacer
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Ed. by Michael Donald Livingston. Kalamazoo (MI):
Western Michigan University, 2001. "... a new edition of the Old English
poem Wulf and Eadwacer [...]. The introductory matter provides basic information
about both the poem and the manuscript, and the edition proper includes a
transcription of the poem, the text of the poem, and a translation of the Old
English alongside relevant textual apparatus and commentary; a full bibliography and
glossary complete the edition." [from resource]
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The Electronic [Wulfstan's] Sermo Lupi ad Anglos
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Ed. by Melissa Bernstein Ser. Tallahassee (FL): Florida
State University, 1996. "This edition allows you to point-and-click your
way to a better understanding of one of the most important and powerful sermons of
the Anglo-Saxon world. The Sermon of the Wolf to the English was composed by
Wulfstan II, Archbishop of York and Bishop of Worcester, in approximately AD 1014,
under the pseudonym Lupus. All five redactions of the text, plus analogous materials
and a critically edited text and translation are presented here." [from resource]
Siehe ggf. auch den Intute-Eintrag. The site seems to have been removed from the web. The
Internet Archive has some captures from 2004-2009. See http://web.archive.org/web/20090214003757/http://english3.fsu.edu/~wulfstan/
for the latest copy.
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Wulfstan's Eschatological Homilies
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Edited and Translated by Joyce Tally Lionarons.
Collegeville (PA): Ursinus College, 2000. "This electronic edition of the
Old English eschatological homilies is designed to bring together Wulfstan's
writings on the last days and his sources in an easily accessible format. It
includes newly edited texts and new translations of the five homilies, fully glossed
texts of each homily, and transcriptions of the manuscripts in which they are
preserved, combined with the Latin and Old English sources and analogues which
pertain to Wulfstan's work and a bibliography of primary and secondary materials."
[from resource]
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The Yellow Nineties
Online
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Ed. by Dennis Denisoff and Lorraine Janzen Kooistra.
Toronto: Ryerson University, 2012. "The Yellow Nineties Online is an
open-access electronic resource for the study of avant-garde aesthetic periodicals
of the British fin de siècle. Searchable facsimile editions allow users to analyze
physical features as well as content, and the editors write a critical introduction
for each volume to situate it in its moment of production and reception." [from
resource]
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Yesenin, Sergei
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DSE: The FEB-Web Scholarly Digital
Edition
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Zibaldone
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Edizione Critica
Ipertestuale dello Zibaldone Laurenziano PL XXIX, 8
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d’Urfé, Honoré
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Deux visages de
L'Astrée: Première édition critique de L'Astrée d'Honoré d'Urfé
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রবীন্দ্রনাথ ঠাকুর
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Bichitra: Online
Tagore Variorum
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