How do digital scholarly text editions differ
from printed ones?
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careful text coding, enabling:
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multiple views and versions
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searchability
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20,000 manuscript pages digitized
in 5 years, and indispensible reference for students and researchers.
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Fully searchable, with variant control, word lists and multiple
viewpoints for students:
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A detailed diplomatic version keeps as much detail
from the original as possible, including deletions, overwritings, substitutions,
spelling mistakes and so on.
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A simplified normalised version provides a 'readable'
transcription. Only the last changes count, spelling is corrected and normalised.
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Example: 115 Volume XI. "Philosophische Bemerkungen" (1933-1936)
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