Ferdinand Gregorovius: Poesie and Science. Collected German and Italian Letters
Ferdinand Gregorovius: Poesie and Science. Collected German and Italian Letters
批准号:
357732283
负责人:
Professor Dr. Martin Baumeister
金额:
$0.0万
依托单位国家:
德国
项目类别:
Research Grants
财政年份:
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资助国家:
德国
项目状态:
未结题
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中文摘要
尽管费迪南德·格里戈洛维乌斯努力不让公众知道他的这部分财产,但他还是留下了3000多封信,除了他的历史和文学作品之外,这些信件甚至在文学意义上都是极其重要的。该项目能够实现在当前资助阶段设定的目标,即出版600至700封格里戈罗维乌斯的德语和意大利语信件,作为德语和意大利语原版的批评版本,并对它们进行全面的评论-甚至在重要的地方超过了它。但是,与最初的假设相比,物质基础总体上几乎增加了一倍,因此必须重新拟订最初申请中所寻求的48个月期限的目标。该研究项目现在的目标是将格里戈洛夫字母的选择范围扩大到1500个。他与学者、贵族、政治家、作家、艺术家和出版商的通信代表了19世纪欧洲文化和科学史的独特文件。他的信件也提供了几十年来意大利和德国政治动荡的见解。他们提供了一个具体的洞察广泛的跨国,也个人网络和工作条件的私人学者。这些信件对于他的作品的起源和对文学与科学之间的理解,以及对他在杂志和日报上匿名发表的大量文章的识别,都是不可或缺的。时事的公关和评论员现在站在历史学家的一边,因为他总是被视为最重要的,并获得了自己的意义和规模。该项目的所有研究数据,以及所使用的软件,将在开放获取平台和免费许可下提供。这保证了该项目可以用于数字人文学科和其他领域的进一步研究。编辑工作和评论都是基于先前创建的Gregorovius作品的所有出版物数据库和同时创建的源档案,其中除了所有与Gregorovius来往的印刷信件外,还收集了他的全部作品(通常在期刊上匿名发表),以及翻译和完整的研究文献(包括当代评论),这使得该档案对该项目非常有用。
英文摘要
Despite his efforts to withhold this part of his estate from the public, Ferdinand Gregorovius has left behind more thal 3,000 letters, which, in addition to his historiographical and literary oeuvre, are extremely important – even in the literary sense. The project was able to achieve the goal set in the current funding phase to publish a selection of 600 to 700 German and Italian letters of Gregorovius as a critical edition in the original German and Italian and to comment them comprehensively – and even exceeded it in important points. But compared to the original assumption, the material base has almost doubled overall, so that the goal sought in the initial application for a term of 48 month has to be reformulated. The aim of the research project is now to expand the selection to 1,500 letters of Gregorovius. His correspondence with scholars, nobles, politicians, writers, artists and publishers represents a unique document of European cultural and scientific history in the 19th century. His correspondence also gives over decades insights into the political upheavals in Italy and Germany. They provide a concrete insight into the wide-ranging transnational, but also personal networks and working conditions of a private scholar. The letters are indispensable for the genesis and understanding of his works between literature and science as and for the identification of his numerous anonymously published articles in magazines and daily newspapers. The publicist and commentator of current affairs now takes the side of the historian, as he has alsways been seen above all, and gains its own meaning and size.All of the research data of the project, as well as the software used, will be provided on open access platforms and under free licenses. This guarantees that the project can be utilized for further research in the digital humanities and beyond. Both the edition work and comments are based on a previously created database of all publications of the works of Gregorovius and a source archive, created at the same time, in which, in addition to all printed letters to and from Gregorovius, his entire works (often published anonymously in periodicals), as well as translations and the complete research literature (includingcontemporary reviews) are collected, which makes the archive highly useful for the project.
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