Goethe. Letters. Historical-critical edition

所有歌德书信的历史和评论版是Klassik Stiftung Weimar的歌德和席勒档案馆(GSA)正在实施的学术长期项目之一。它的目标是最终取代100年前出版的著名的魏玛版歌德书信(Wa)。这一新版是档案馆的主要文献学任务之一，档案馆拥有大部分信件。它填补了关于歌德的学术研究的一个重大空白，并为理解歌德-泽特提供了必要的资料。该项目旨在出版我们所知道的歌德写的所有信件(即大约15.000封)。除了印刷版(将作为主要的呈现形式)外，还将有一个电子版，采用相同的数据基础，并提供亲笔签名的电子版。考虑到信件的数量和新发现的材料，我们估计新版将包括36卷(版本和注释)。文学和评论两卷书计划同时出版。自2008年以来，具有历史意义的《歌德书信》的四卷合二为一的版本已经出版，学术界认为这是过去几十年来最雄心勃勃的文献学事业的开始，也是未来书信版本的基准。在拟议的资助期内，编辑将根据手稿对1797年以来的歌德书信(第10卷I/II)进行编辑，并首次对其进行全面注释。2001年，随着联合国教科文组织将歌德文学遗产列入《世界记忆名录》，歌德书信的学术版出版履行了这一义务。德国科学理事会指定的结构发展委员会承认歌德和席勒档案馆的版本是与歌德相关的源头研究的杰出项目。他们被明确推荐为进一步的赞助。德国科学理事会在2011年秋季的评估中确认了这一积极评价。

The historical and critical edition of all Goethe letters is one of the scholarly long-term projects being carried out by the Goethe and Schiller Archive (GSA) of the Klassik Stiftung Weimar. It aims to replace the famous Weimar edition of Goethe letters (WA) eventually, which was published 100 years ago. This new edition is one of the main philological tasks of the Archive, which owns the majority of the letters. It closes a significant gap in scholarly research on Goethe and provides sources essential to the understanding of the Goethe-Zeit. The project is aimed to publish all letters written by Goethe we know of (i. e. about 15.000). In addition to the printed edition (intended to be the primary form of presentation) there will also be an electronic edition using the same data basis and presenting digital copies of the autographs.Given the number of letters and considering the new-found material, we estimate that the new edition will consist of 36 volumes (edition and annotation). Both the literary and the critical volumes are scheduled to appear at the same time. Since 2008 four two in one volumes of the historical-critical edition of Goethe letters have been published, received by the academic community as the beginning of one of the most ambitioned philological undertakings of the past decades and as a benchmark for future editions of letters. During the proposed funding period, editors will edit and for the first time comprehensively annotate Goethe letters from 1797 (vol. 10 I/II) based on the manuscripts. As UNESCO added Goethe literary estate to its Memory of the World Register in 2001 the publication of Goethe letters in a scholarly edition fulfils an obligation to this.A Commission for structural development being assigned by the German Science Council recognised the editions of the Goethe and Schiller Archive as outstanding projects of source-related Goethe studies. They were explicitly recommended for further sponsorship. The German Science Council confirmed this positive assessment with its evaluation in autumn 2011.