Research Project, 1980–2020

Schelling - Edition und Archiv

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A project of the

Academy, since 1759

Bavarian Academy of Sciences and Humanities

Information

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Type
Edition
Academy Project Websites
https://schelling.badw.de/das-projekt.html
Running time
1980–2020
Status
Completed
Funding
German Academies' Programme
Academy
Bavarian Academy of Sciences and Humanities
Location
Germany Bavaria Munich
Discipline
Ancient Cultures Fine Arts, Music, Theatre and Media Studies Literary Studies Philosophy Theology Basic Research in Biology and Medicine

Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph von Schelling (1775-1854) is with Fichte and Hegel one of the most important representatives of German Idealism. The Historical-Critical Edition of Schelling’s Works presents Schelling’s works, his posthumous papers, transcripts and letters in three series (I: published works, II: unpublished works and notes, III: Letters from and to Schelling). The edited texts are being approached with explanatory notes, detailed indices and comprehensive editorial reports with regard to their form, origin and reception. The Project also collects all the important documents researching the life and thinking of Schelling. They are being archived as originals, digital reproductions or copies and documented. The results won from collecting, archiving and documenting are entered into a database freely available for the interested. The Schelling project of the Bavarian Academy supports the research on Schelling's philosophy. It cooperates with the “International Schelling Society”.

Classification

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Temporal Classification
18. Century CE 19. Century CE 2. Millennium CE
Research Objects
Bibliographic Listings Curricula Language Literature Manuscript Metadata Methods Persons Research Research Results Text Text Bearing Objects

Research Methods

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Research Activities
Content Analysis Network Analysis Relational Analysis Structural Analysis Stylistic Analysis Visualization Conversion Discovering Gathering Transcription Translation Writing Collaboration Commenting Communicating Publishing Sharing Annotating Cleanup Editing Contextualizing Modeling Theorizing Meta: Assessing Meta: Community Building Meta: Give Overview Meta: Teaching/Learning Archiving Identifying Organizing Preservation
Research Techniques
Cluster Analysis > Analysis-Stylistic Analysis Collocation Analysis > Analysis-Structural Analysis Concordancing > Analysis-Structural Analysis Scanning

Persons

  • Prof. Dr. Jörg Jantzen (Project Leader)
  • Dr. Christoph Binkelmann (Research Associate)
  • Dr. Vicki Müller-Lüneschloß (Research Associate)
  • Prof. Dr. Ives Radrizzani (Research Associate)
  • Dr. Daniel Unger (Research Associate)

Contact

Christoph Binkelmann

christoph.binkelmann[at]schelling.badw.de

Contact person for the academies' programme

Sebastian Zwies M.A.

Geschäftsstelle Mainz
Union der deutschen Akademien der Wissenschaften
Geschwister-Scholl-Straße 2
55131 Mainz

Tel: 06131/218 528-17
E-Mail: sebastian.zwies@akademienunion.de