Monthly Archive: December 2011
Here are 2 other posts that belong to the prehistory of my blogging: #1: Latin Salsa Dated Sept. 26th, 2011 As you can see in this letter written by Lessing around 1750, it requires a particular training to just be able to read the kind of script used in Germany...
While migrating my blog to hypotheses.org, I seem to have lost some of my original posts in the meanders of the world wide web. Here are two of them explaining the big idea of this edition: #1: What’s in there for you? Dated Oct. 5th, 2011 I intended to present...
A while ago (here), I had promised to present the several corpora of our edition. I will begin today with one of the first we will go online with in the spring: the work manuscript of Ludwig Tieck‘s Roxane. Although he is one of the major romantic authors in German...
Today Gudrun Gersmann, director of the German Historical Institute in Paris (IHA in French, DHI in German) came to us to present what I originally thought was an edition project but turned out to be more archive sorting, digitizing and setting up metadata. The project deals with an awesome archival...
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