Making Ethnological Research Available: Digitisation and Indexing of Periodicals, Series, Monographs and Dissertations from 215 Years

提供民族学研究：215 年期刊、丛书、专着和论文的数字化和索引

• 批准号: 441473601
• 负责人: Professor Dr. Andreas Degkwitz, Ph.D.
• 金额: --
• 依托单位: Universitätsbibliothek
• 依托单位国家: 德国
• 项目类别: Cataloguing and Digitisation (Scientific Library Services and Information Systems)
• 财政年份: 2020
• 资助国家: 德国
• 起止时间: 2019-12-31 至 2023-12-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://gepris.dfg.de/gepris/projekt/441473601?language=en
• 关键词: Making; Ethnological; Research; Available; Digitisation

Inspired by previous digitization activities in the Specialised Information Service Social- and Cultural Anthropology (FID SKA) - e.g. projects for digitising the German anthropological journal literature - various institutions and persons approached the FID SKA with requests for further digitisation measures (among others the editors of the journal Curare and the series Berliner Blätter, the societies with their only partly and inadequately accessible newsletters, and a project that aims to use ethnological literature of the late 19th and early 20th centuries to clarify the provenances of human remains that had been collected on anthropological expeditions). In addition, the FID encountered further problems in the supraregional provision of historical and partly unique monographs, which made it necessary to think about different ways of delivery.Therefore, three groups of ethnological literature have been selected for digitisation in this project: 1. Ethnological journals, series of publications and newsletters containing mostly articles which, on the one hand, are made more widely accessible through digitisation, but which above all should be made better searchable through OCR and indexing. 2. Monographs that were published before 1920 and are not available for interlibrary loan at the UB of HU Berlin (and other institutions) due to preservation reasons. Through digitisation the large, well-preserved old monographs collection of the universitylibrary of the HU Berlin could provide younger and/or less wellequipped facilities in Germany and abroad with access to ethnological and historical comprehensive material. 3. Ethnological GDR dissertations, which are not available to the research community due to the lack of widespread publications could be made accessible for a larger readership for the first time.

受到专业信息服务社会和文化人类学（FID SKA）的先前数字化活动的启发 - 例如用于数字化德国人类学期刊文献的项目 - 各种机构和人员通过要求进行进一步的数字化措施的要求（以及其他杂志的编辑Curare和系列柏林·布莱特（Blätter关于人类学探险）。 In addition, the FID encountered further problems in the supraregional provision of historical and partly unique monographs, which made it necessary to think about different ways of delivery.Therefore, three groups of ethnological literature have been selected for digitisation in this project: 1. Ethnological journals, series of publications and newsletters containing mostly articles which, on the one hand, are made more widely accessible through digitisation, but which above all should be made better searchable through OCR和索引。 2. 1920年之前出版的专着，由于保存原因而在胡柏林（Hu Berlin）（和其他机构）的UB中不可用于间贷款。通过数字化，HU柏林大学著名的庞大的旧专着藏品可以为德国和国外提供年轻和/或更少的WelleQue设施，并获得人种学和历史的综合材料。 3。由于缺乏宽度的出版物，可以首次获得更大的读者，因此研究界无法获得研究社区的民族GDR论文。