Friedrich Daniel Ernst Schleiermacher: Lectures on Aesthetics.Edition as Part of the Kritische Schleiermacher-Gesamtausgabe (KGA, Abt. II, Bd. 14)

这个项目的目的是完成施莱尔马赫《美学讲座》的一个具有历史批判性的版本。计划出版模拟和数字两种格式，目的是弥补以前版本的不足，并提供可靠和完整的讲座文本版本(1819年、1825年和1832/33年)。施莱尔马赫的美学是对艺术哲学的唯一系统解释，它涉及早期浪漫主义以及德国古典哲学(特别是德国古典哲学)。黑格尔和谢林)。拟议的版本包括Schleiermacher和他的学生以前未发表的手稿。该项目建立在现有准备工作的基础上，计划在三年内完成。由于从F.A.特伦德伦堡发现了一份新的手稿(Nachschrift)，它以高质量和完整的方式记录了1825年的讲座，因此有必要将预定的项目期限延长一年。该项目将与柏林-Brandenburgische Akademie der Wisenschaften(柏林Brandenburgische科学院)的Schleiermacher-Forschungsstelle(研究中心)合作，并与基尔和耶拿的Schleiermacher研究中心以及KGA的Schleiermacher-Gesamtausgabe(KGA)协调进行。这一科学基础设施为可靠、可持续的成果和国际知名度提供了理想的框架。由于有了该软件(“ediarum”)，计划中的数字学术版(TEI-XML，DTABf)将适合今后的使用和数字人文领域的进一步研究。

The aim of this project is to complete an historical-critical edition of Schleiermacher’s "Lectures on Aesthetics". The publication is planned for both analog and digital formats and the aim is to remedy the deficiencies of previous editions and make available a reliable and complete text version of the lectures (1819, 1825 and 1832/33). Schleiermacher’s Aesthetics is the only systematic explanation of a philosophy of art that refers to early Romanticism as well as to classical German philosophy (esp. Hegel and Schelling). The proposed edition includes previously unpublished manuscripts from Schleiermacher and his students. The project builds upon existing preparatory work, and was planned to be finished within three years. Because of the identification of a new manuscript (Nachschrift) from F. A. Trendelenburg, which documents the lecture from 1825 in a high quality and complete way, it is necessary to extend the intended project duration by one year.The project will be carried out in cooperation with the Schleiermacher-Forschungsstelle (research center) of the Berlin-Brandenburgische Akademie der Wissenschaften (Berlin Brandenburgische Academy of Sciences) and in coordination with the Schleiermacher research centers in Kiel and Jena and the Herausgeberkreis der Kritischen Schleiermacher-Gesamtausgabe (KGA). This scientific infrastructure provides an ideal framework for reliable, sustainable results and international visibility. Because of the software ("ediarum") the planned digital scholarly edition (TEI-XML, DTABf) will be suitable for future use and for further research in the field of digital humanities.