The Gotha – A study of the most important genealogical reference work in modern Europe.

《哥达》 – 对现代欧洲最重要的家谱参考书的研究。

• 批准号: 519132233
• 负责人: Professor Dr. Markus Friedrich
• 金额: --
• 依托单位: Arbeitsbereich Europäische Geschichte
• 依托单位国家: 德国
• 项目类别: Research Grants
• 资助国家: 德国
• 项目状态: 未结题
• 来源: https://gepris.dfg.de/gepris/projekt/519132233?language=en
• 关键词: Gotha; study; most; important; genealogical

This project is part of a four-project- “World Genealogy. Presenting, documenting, and instrumentalizing lineages in early modern Asia, Europe, and the Middle East”. The four projects— submitted independently, yet simultaneously—discuss genealogical practices of • Middle Eastern politics • Japanese Buddhism • European aristocracies and state governments. • China’s rural elites The projects together attempt to establish a conceptual roadmap towards a future cross-culturally comparative investigation of genealogical practices. All projects share a common research agenda and working schedule, focusing on genealogical media (year 1 – Research Pathway A), routines of genealogical knowledge management (year 2 – Research Pathway B), and the role of genealogical arguments in creating social, political, and cultural legitimacy (year 3 – Research Pathway C). For a more extensive description of our research agenda, please see the attached pdf-file “Framework Document”. In this context, this project on early modern and modern Europe focuses on the Gothaischer (genealogischer) Hof-Calender, the most important regular genealogical publication of the 19th and (early) 20th century. The study of “the Gotha” covers a number of systematic points relevant for the broader project: concerning the analysis of genealogical media, it brings examples of text-only print publication and serialized media into the conversation; in terms of research practices, it highlights the challenges of contemporary genealogy and provides opportunities to investigate the continuously changing nature of kinship knowledge; regarding the production of legitimacy, the Gotha invites in-depth analysis of the changing relations between dynasty and state as well as the status of genealogy in broader notions of entertaining or curious, conversational texts.

这个项目是四个项目“世界家谱”的一部分。呈现、记录和工具化早期现代亚洲、欧洲和中东的血统”。这四个项目——独立提交，但同时——讨论了中东政治、日本佛教、欧洲贵族和国家政府的宗谱实践。这些项目共同试图为未来的宗谱实践跨文化比较研究建立一个概念性的路线图。所有项目都有一个共同的研究议程和工作时间表，重点是家谱媒体（第一年-研究途径a），家谱知识管理的惯例（第二年-研究途径B），以及家谱争论在创造社会，政治和文化合法性中的作用（第三年-研究途径C）。有关我们研究议程的更广泛描述，请参阅附件中的pdf文件“框架文件”。在这种背景下，这个关于早期现代和现代欧洲的项目将重点放在19世纪和20世纪（早期）最重要的常规家谱出版物Gothaischer （genealogischer）霍夫日历上。对《哥达》的研究涵盖了与更广泛的项目有关的若干系统要点：关于系谱媒介的分析，它将纯文本印刷出版物和连载媒介的例子纳入讨论；在研究实践方面，它突出了当代家谱的挑战，并提供了调查亲属知识不断变化的性质的机会；关于合法性的产生，《哥达》邀请深入分析朝代和国家之间不断变化的关系，以及家谱在娱乐或好奇的更广泛概念中的地位，对话文本。