Digitization and online supply of the Leipzig Literary Journal (LLZ digital)

该项目旨在将《莱比锡文学期刊》(莱比锡文学期刊，下称：LLZ)数字化并编入索引，达到每一篇文章(单评)的水平，并在网上提供，将其添加到以前数字化和编入索引的具有全国影响的撒克逊-图林吉亚地区的历史评论期刊(Weimar，Jena，Halle：Allgemine Writatur-Zeitung，Jenaische Allgemine Writatur-Zeitung，下称：ALZ，JALZ)。ALZ、JALZ和LLZ是最重要的评论期刊之一，它们的内容具有普遍性，并批判性地向读者介绍了来自德国和国外的大多数新出版物。由于其著名的出版商和著名的作者，以及丰富的内容，这本以前被低估的期刊在研究19世纪的各种知识分子和文化史问题方面具有巨大的潜力。申请者希望通过提交LLZ的数字化页面、元数据和纯文本以及ALZ和JALZ的可比当代实例来帮助实现这一愿望。在线演示文稿将并入赫纳大学的期刊门户网站(Journals@UrMEL)。该数字版还将嵌入已建立的国家机构(电子期刊图书馆EZB、全球共同图书馆网联合目录)，并将另外提供与国家和国际数字化门户网站的接口。与已完成的项目相比，光学字符识别(OCR)将引入一项新功能，这将允许创建一个可编辑和可搜索的全文版本。

This project aims to digitize and to index the Leipzig Literary Journal (Leipziger Literaturzeitung, hereafter: LLZ) to the level of each single essay (single review) and to supply it online, adding to the previously digitized and indexed historical review journals of the Saxon-Thuringian region with a national impact (Weimar, Jena, Halle: Allgemeine Literatur-Zeitung, Jenaische Allgemeine Literatur-Zeitung, hereafter: ALZ, JALZ). The ALZ, JALZ and LLZ rank among the most important review journals which were universally oriented in terms of content and which critically introduced most of the new publications from Germany and abroad to their readership. This previously underappreciated journal holds great potential for research on various issues of intellectual and cultural history of the 19th century due to its prominent publishers and its renowned authors, as well as its rich content. The applicants would like to help fulfill this desideratum by presenting the digitized pages, metadata and plain text of the LLZ together with the comparable contemporary examples of ALZ and JALZ. The online presentation will be integrated into the journals¿ portal of the ThULB Jena (Journals @ UrMEL). This digital edition will also be embedded in the established national structures (Electronic Journals Library EZB, union catalog of the Common Library Network GVK) and will additionally be provided with interfaces to national and international digitization portals. Optical character recognition (OCR) will introduce a new feature in comparison to the completed projects, which will allow for the creation of an editable and searchable full text version.