Digital edition
Under the heading Digital Edition , specialist science ( computational linguistics , edition philology , historical specialist informatics ) discusses the effects of the new media ( computers ) on the critical edition of texts (compare text criticism ) or documents . One of the central questions is the relationship between the text template or the document to be edited and digitization, for example by means of text coding .
The discussion about the digital edition began in the 1990s when the CD-ROM was used commercially as a cheap data carrier. The older attempts to use the computer for critical editions were often based on the model of the printed edition. This type is now known as the electronic edition . Instead, a digital edition tries to develop an information science model of the critical edition that can be implemented, for example, in XML formats.
literature
- Patrick Sahle: Digital Edition Forms, On Dealing with Tradition under the Conditions of Media Change. 3 volumes, Books on Demand, Norderstedt 2013 (Writings of the Institute for Documentology and Editing 7-9): Das typografische Erbe, ISBN 978-3-8482-6320-2 ; Findings, theory and methodology, ISBN 978-3-8482-5252-7 ; Text terms and recoding, ISBN 978-3-8482-5357-9 . [1]
- Mats Dahlström: How Reproductive is a Scholarly Edition? In: Literary and Linguistic Computing 19/1 (2004), pp. 17–33.
- Digital Edition and Research Library, ed. v. Christiane Fritze u. a. Library and Science Vol. 44 (2011)
- Birgit Jooss : The digital edition of the matriculation books of the Academy of Fine Arts (= writings of the Institute for Documentology and Editor. Volume 4), Norderstedt 2010
- Thomas Burch, Claudine Moulin, Andrea Rapp (Ed.): Computer science in the humanities . Focus issue of it-Information Technology magazine . Vol. 51 (2009) issue 4.
- Peter Robinson: Current issues in making digital editions of medieval texts, or, Do electronic scholarly editions have a future? Digital Medievalist 1.1. (2005)
- Roberto Rosselli del Turco: After the editing is done: Designing a Graphic User Interface for digital editions. In: Digital Medievalist 7 (2011)
- Patrick Sahle: Digital editing techniques. In: Martin Gasteiner and Peter Haber (eds.): Digital work techniques for the humanities and cultural studies. UTB, Vienna 2009, pp. 231–249.
- Torsten Schrade: Epigraphy in the digital environment . (URN: urn: nbn: de: 0289-2011051816 ). In: Scriptum 1 (2011), No. 1. ISSN 2192-4457 . (Article available under Creative Commons license)
- Torsten Schrade: From the inscription tape to the data object. The development of the epigraphic specialist portal “German Inscriptions Online.” In: Inscriptions as evidence of cultural memory - 40 years of German inscriptions in Göttingen. Contributions to the anniversary colloquium on October 22, 2010 in Göttingen, edited by Nikolaus Henkel. Reichert Verlag, Wiesbaden 2012, pp. 59–72.