Project Details
Digital Facsimile Edition of Nietzsches Work
Applicant
Dr. Christian Hain, since 12/2022
Subject Area
German Literary and Cultural Studies (Modern German Literature)
History of Philosophy
History of Science
History of Philosophy
History of Science
Term
from 2015 to 2023
Project identifier
Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) - Project number 279557452
The project Digital Facsimile Edition (DFGA) aims for the complete digitization, indexation and online publication of Nietzsche’s entire Nachlass. In the first part of the project all notebooks, jotters, compositions, dossiers of loose sheets, manuscripts for printings, proof sheets and first publications were digitized and indexed.In the second part of the project Nietzsche’s entire correspondence, all personal documents and memorabilia will be digitized, indexed and published online on www.nietzschesource.org as well as within the archive database of the GSA. All the historical metadata will be collected, enriched and contextualized with new metadata. Furthermore, the digital facsimiles will be linked with transcriptions of the electronic critical edition of Nietzsche’s writings.The project will also contribute to the digital long-term preservation of all the documents and ensure the semantic interoperability with Europeana, other digital libraries, archives and nationwide portals.The digital facsimile edition will (1.) enable readers and researchers to verify existing editions, (2.) substantially facilitate the work of editors of critical editions, and (3.) promote entirely new editions as well as new critical, diplomatic, and genetic forms of editing.
DFG Programme
Cataloguing and Digitisation (Scientific Library Services and Information Systems)
Participating Institution
Centro Nietzsche (CN); Heidelberger Akademie der Wissenschaften
Forschungsstelle Nietzsche-Kommentar; École Normale Supérieure - PSL
Institut des Textes et Manuscrits Modernes (ITEM)
Forschungsstelle Nietzsche-Kommentar; École Normale Supérieure - PSL
Institut des Textes et Manuscrits Modernes (ITEM)
Co-Investigator
Dr. Silke Henke
Ehemaliger Antragsteller
Dr. Bernhard Fischer, until 12/2022