The struggle for integration and self-assertion: the correspondence of the East Frisian Mennonite Antje Brons née Cremer ten Doornkaat (1810-1902)

该项目旨在实现门诺派教会-历史作家兼慈善家Antje Brons née Cremer ten Doornkaat(1810-1902)书信的图表、数字开放获取版，他住在东弗里西亚的埃姆登小镇。除了文本材料外，该版本还将以肖像照片和素材来源照片的形式提供视觉材料。由于她的大量出版物，Antje Brons是19世纪门诺派再洗礼的核心人物之一，通过她在教会历史和政治方面的工作，在她的教派的进一步发展中发挥了相当大的作用，当时她的教派正在争取作为宗教少数派的官方地位。此外，几个孩子的忠实母亲处理了教育学和妇女问题，这些问题除其他外，体现在共同创建和促进各种地方教育机构上。另一方面，她的爱国君主主义态度在最近的研究中导致了对她工作的批判性看法。具有历史批判性的书信版本现在使大部分未出版的原始材料，其中一些仍在私人手中，第一次可以访问。在1827年至1902年期间，Antje Brons跨越国家和教派的界限，与亲戚、朋友、Anabaptist研究的重要代表、门诺派会众组织的参与者、神学学生和第一次妇女运动的人物通信。主题范围包括具体的门诺派问题和家庭事务，以及对当代事件的讨论(除其他外，Antje Brons的丈夫是一名商人和政治家，1848年至1849年是法兰克福国民议会的成员)，以及文化和地区历史的各个方面。基于图表的这些信件的数字版本使其有可能更直接和直接地描绘所涉及的各种话语--政治、家庭、宗教--以及它们在互文性中的交叉。同时，范数数据的使用使得有可能将这些材料嵌入到更大的背景中，从而使Antje Brons的相关性在她自己的通信网络之外可见。利用TEI语义学，在Open Access中对来源和附带文本进行数字记录、标记和出版是基于图表的，从而为各种分析视角打开了材料的大门。不同程度的访问，如简单和高级搜索、全文中确定的所有实体的索引、与索引和信件文本链接的照片的收集，使研究人员能够掌握并积极调查信件和信件以外的复杂传记和主题联系。

The project aims to realise a graph-based, digital Open Access edition of the correspondence of the Mennonite church-historical writer and philanthropist Antje Brons née Cremer ten Doornkaat (1810-1902), who lived in the East Frisian town of Emden. In addition to textual material, the edition will also provide visual material in the form of portrait photographs and photographs of material sources. Due to her substantial publications, Antje Brons is one of the central figures of Mennonite Anabaptism in the 19th century and, through her work in church history and politics, played a not inconsiderable role in the further development of her denomination, which was struggling for official status as a religious minority at the time. In addition, the committed mother of several children dealt with pedagogy and women's issues, which manifested itself, among other things, in the co-founding and promotion of various local educational institutions. Her patriotic-monarchist attitude, on the other hand, has led to a critical view of her work in recent research. The historical-critical edition of the correspondence now makes largely unpublished source material, some of which is still in private hands, accessible for the first time. Antje Brons corresponded across national and denominational boundaries with relatives, friends, important representatives of Anabaptist research, actors in the organisation of Mennonite congregations, theology students and personalities of the first women's movement during a period from 1827 to 1902. The range of topics includes specific Mennonite problems and family matters as well as discussions of contemporary events (among other things, Antje Brons' husband, a merchant and politician, was a member of the Frankfurt National Assembly in 1848/49) and aspects of cultural and regional history. The graph-based digital edition of these correspondences makes it possible to depict the range of discourses dealt with - political, familial, religious - and their intersections in their intertextuality more directly and immediately. At the same time, the use of norm data makes it possible to embed this material in larger contexts and thus make Antje Brons' relevance visible beyond her own communication network. The digital recording, labelling and publication of sources and accompanying texts in Open Access is graph-based using TEI semantics and thus opens up the material for a variety of analytical perspectives. Different levels of access such as simple and advanced search, indexes of all entities identified in the full texts, the collection of photographs linked to indexes and letter texts enable researchers to grasp and actively investigate the complex biographical and thematic connections of the correspondences and beyond.