Digital Editions beyond XML - Graph-based Digital Editions

Digital Documentary Editions and the Others

It is a truth universally acknowledged that documentary editions have found a very welcoming home in cyberspace. Documentary editing has often been considered a lower form of scholarship, as suggested by its being commonly called "noncritical editing," a name that barely hides the conviction of its being a non-or prescholarly endeavor. 1 However, this allegedly humble form of editing has now ta...

Beyond the Text: Digital Editions and Performance

Building Digital Editions on the Basis of a Virtual Research Environment

In collaboration with Barbara Schingnitz (Anton Webern Gesamtausgabe, University of Basel). The article introduces a web-based application to transcribe digital facsimiles resulting in a diplomatic transcription, and presents an appropriate serialisation of the created data. The application is being developed as a part of SALSAH – a VRE for the humanities – that offers a generic annotation and ...

Digital Critical Editions of Slovenian Literature: an Application of Collaborative Work Using Open Standards

The paper outlines the methodology used to present Slovenian literary texts and documents in critical e-editions. The encoding and linking of the several forms of the text in one single edition was subject to strict editorial standards. The result is that every part of the text can be seen in juxtaposition of three different perspectives: facsimile, diplomatic transcription and critical transcr...

Words in Contexts: Digital Editions of Literary Journals in the "AAC - Austrian Academy Corpus"

In this paper two highly innovative digital editions will be presented. For the creation and the implementation of these editions the latest developments within corpus research have been taken into account. The digital editions of the historical literary journals "Die Fackel" (published by Karl Kraus in Vienna from 1899 to 1936) and "Der Brenner" (published by Ludwig Ficker in Innsbruck from 19...