Digital Scholarly Editions

Ed. by Nancy Heywood et al., Boston (MA), Massachusetts Historical Society, 2003. "The Adams Family Papers: An Electronic Archive presents selections from the most important manuscript collection held by the Massachusetts Historical Society. Digital images of the letters exchanged between John and Abigail Adams, John Adams's diary, and John Adams's autobiography are presented alongside transcriptions." [from resource]

Ed. by Lisa Vargo and Allison Muri, College Park (MD), University of Maryland, ca. 2008. "The hypertext edition of Poems (1773) by Anna Lætitia Aikin (later Barbauld) reproduces a copy courtesy of the Bruce Peel Special Collections Library, University of Alberta in Edmonton. It presents a faithful color facsimile of the first edition and text versions of the poems." [from resource]

Ed. by Bella Millett, Glossary by Richard Dance, o.O., Early English Text Society, 1999-2003. "This trial electronic edition of the Preface to Ancrene Wisse is based on a non-electronic edition of the full text currently being prepared for publication by EETS [Early English Text Society]. It includes most of the components of a traditional EETS edition, but the electronic edition also includes a translation (no longer provided by most EETS editions), and reproductions and transcriptions of the relevant sections of three important early manuscripts." [from resource]
The originally at <http://www.tei-c.org.uk/Projects/EETS/> published digital edition seems to be reachable only via wayback machine in 2012. Additionally there is another 2003-HTML-Mockup.

David W. Porter, Baton Rouge (LA), Southern University, 1995/1996. Ganz frühe Studie zur Edition eines mehrsprachigen Manuskripts des 11. Jh. in mehreren Textstufen (diplomatische Abschrift - semi-diplomatische Edition - kritischer Editionstext). Siehe ggf. auch den Intute-Eintrag.
Die Wayback-Machine hält eine Fassung der Seite <http://www.wmich.edu/medieval/research/rawl/glossary/> von 2006 vor.

Ed. by Cecil Y. Lang, Charlottesville (VA), University of Virginia Press, 2006. Online-Subskription 420$ bis 840$. "Matthew Arnold was the preeminent poet/critic of the second half of the nineteenth century. Including nearly 4,000 letters, this work represents the most comprehensive and assiduously annotated collection of his correspondence available." [from resource]

Ed. by David Burnley and Alison Wiggins, Edinburgh, National Library of Scotland, 2000-2003. Transkription und digitales Faksimile einer englischen Handschrift des 14. Jahrhunderts. Die sehr übersichtliche Oberfläche erlaubt eine einfache Benutzung des Ausgabe, die zusätzlich durch ein Such-Interface erschlossen ist. Weitere Informationen wie eine Beschreibung der Handschrift, ein Glossar oder eine Bibliographie runden das Angebot ab.

Ed. by Kathryn Sutherland et al., London, Centre for Computing in the Humanities, King's College London, 2011. "The Jane Austen’s Fiction Manuscripts Digital Edition gathers together in the virtual space of the web some 1100 pages of fiction written in Jane Austen’s own hand. Through digital reunification, it is now possible to access, read, and compare high quality images of original manuscripts whose material forms are scattered around the world in libraries and private collections. [...] The main resources in the digital edition are the manuscripts themselves, accessed through the manuscript menu and grouped chronologically and according to their material states as fair copies (the Juvenilia and Lady Susan), working drafts (The Watsons, Persuasion, Sanditon), and further materials. Each manuscript can be opened in a variety of ways: as facsimile pages which can be magnified using ‘zoomify’; as transcribed text set side by side with the original manuscript page; or through a Headnote that provides details of the manuscript’s history and physical description." [from resource]

Ed. by Robert R. McCausland and Cynthia MacAlman McCausland, Rockland (ME), Picton Press, 2003. ISBN 978-0897254267 (CD-ROM). Printed Edition: Camden (Me), Picton Press, 1992. ISBN 0929539621. Online-Version einer früher bereits gedruckten Edition. Das Tagebuch steht vollständig faksimiliert und transkribiert zur Verfügung. Es gibt außerdem einige interessante zusätzliche (experimentelle) Features, wie eine "Magic Lens" (zum Überblenden der Abbildungen mit Transkriptionen) oder ein Interface zur selbständigen Transkription durch den Benutzer. Das Ganze ist eingebettet in ein weiter ausgreifendes Projekt "DoHistory".

Directed by Dirk Van Hulle and Mark Nixon, Samuel Beckett Digital Manuscript Project, Brussels, University Press Antwerp et al., 2011. Contains the genetic editions "Stirrings Still / Soubresauts" and "Comment dire / what is the word".
"The Beckett Digital Manuscript Project [...] started from two initiatives: (1) the 'in-house' genetic edition of four works by Samuel Beckett, and (2) the Series of Variorum Editions of Samuel Beckett's Bilingual Works, initiated in 1986 by Charles Krance [... . T]hese initiatives were developed into the Beckett Digital Manuscript Archive, which combines genetic criticism with electronic scholarly editing, applied to the study of Beckett's manuscripts. The Beckett Digital Manuscript Project consists of two parts:
(a) a digital archive of Samuel Beckett's manuscripts, organized in 26 research modules. Each of these modules comprises digital facsimiles and transcriptions of all the extant manuscripts pertaining to an individual text, or in the case of shorter texts, a group of texts. (b) a series of 26 volumes, analyzing the genesis of the texts contained in the corresponding modules.
The Beckett Digital Manuscript Project aims to contribute to the study of Beckett's works in various ways: by enabling readers to discover new documents and see how the dispersed manuscripts of different holding libraries interrelate within the context of a work's genesis in its entirety; by increasing the accessibility of the manuscripts with searchable transcriptions in an updatable digital archive; by highlighting the interpretive relevance of intertextual references that can be found in the manuscripts. [... T]he project brings together digital facsimiles of documents that are now preserved in different holding libraries, and adds transcriptions of Beckett's manuscripts, tools for bilingual and genetic version comparison, a search engine, and an analysis of the textual genesis of his works." [from resource]

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Ed. by David Baulch, A Romantic Circles Electronic Edition, College Park (MD), University of Maryland, 2007. "This edition presents both the full text and relevant contexts of the play, including a comprehensive introduction and extensive notes by the editor, two of the sources of the play, and four contemporary reviews." [description taken from Romantic Circles]

Directed by Stephen Railton, Charlottesville (VA), University of Virginia, 1998-2007. Vom Selbstverständnis her ein digitales Archiv, das eine ganze Reihe verschiedener Materialen zusammenbringt. Diese können über drei Modi (Browse Mode, Search Mode, Interpret Mode) erreicht werden. Zu den Inhalten gehören Pre-Texts, der Werktext, Informationen über die verschiedenen Ausgaben, Rezensionen und Reaktionen, Musikstücke, Aufführungen, didaktische Hilfsmittel (Zeitleiste, "Interpretative Exhibits", "Lesson Plans", ) usw. usf. Was fehlt ist eine kritische Textfassung, die die Varianz der Ausgaben berücksichtigen würde. Ansonsten handelt es sich hier aber tatsächlich um ein breit kontextualisiertes, wahrhaft multimediales Archiv.

Presented by the Library of Congress, Washington D.C., 2000. Ein digitales Archiv, das sich durch die Abbildung und Transkription, die inhaltliche Erschließung (Themen, Namen etc.), die Bereitstellung von kontextualisierendem Zusatzmaterial, die Schaffung einer allgemeinen Ordnungs- und Zugangsstruktur, zusätzliche Nutzungswege ("Special Presentations") und eine ausgefeilte Suchoberfläche dem Konzept der "Edition annähert".
Sehr ähnlich, aber weniger weit ausgebaut sind auch die Thomas Jefferson Papers, ebenfalls an der Library of Congress.

Ed. by Kevin Kiernan with Andrew Prescott, London, British Library, 2000. ISBN 978-0712304948 / 978-0472002603 (2 CD-ROMs). Electronic Beowulf 2.0, London, 2003. ISBN 978-0712343220. Eines der traditionsreichsten digitalen Editionsprojekte (begonnen 1993). Im Netz ist vor allem die Dokumentation zum Projekt verfügbar. Zu den Schwerpunkten gehörte die Arbeit mit beschädigten (verbrannten) und nur noch schwer lesbaren Handschriften.

Project lead by Nick Tyson et al., Hove, Regency Town House, 2009. Offers transcriptions, images and contextual information for 37 letters (as of november 2011).

Ed. by Morris Eaves, Robert Essick and Joseph Viscomi, Chapel Hill (NC), University of North Carolina, 1997-. Ein "hypermedia archive". Das Archiv enthält vor allem die Werke Blakes (teilweise in mehrfachen Ausgaben) als digitale Faksimiles und als (diplomatische) Transkription sowie mit sehr guten und umfangreichen bibliographischen Beschreibungen. Daneben weitere Materialien (Bibliographie, Biographie, Glossar, Sekundärliteratur). Für die Abbildungen wird ein "Java-Image-Sizer" verwendet, der nicht nur eine Größeneinstellung erlaubt, sondern auch die Kalibrierung des Monitors unterstützt, um die korrekte Wiedergabe der Farben zu ermöglichen. Zu den Werkzeugen gehört weiterhin ein Annotationstool (Inote), mit dem die Inhalte kommentiert werden können.

Ed. by Kevin Kiernan, Lexington (KY), University of Kentucky, 2002-2006. Ausgehend von den Erfahrungen aus dem Projekt "Electronic Beowulf". Ein maßgebliches Unternehmen für Entwicklungen auf dem Gebiet der "Image Based Edition". Eines der Ergebnisse des Projekts war das "Edition Production Toolkit" bzw. "Edition Production Technology". Im Netz verfügbar ist allerdings nicht die Edition selbst, sondern nur dokumentierende Informationen.

Hg. von Michael Hunter, London, A.H.R.C Centre For Editing Lives And Letters, 2004. "From this site you can view images and transcripts of the workdiaries, search the workdiary texts, and access reference resources on places, people and books." [from resource]

Ed. by Orianne Smith, A Romantic Circles Electronic Edition, College Park (MD), University of Maryland, o.D. "This electronic edition is not a facsimile of the original print edition [from 1976]. Some changes have been necessary in order to make the transition from a print to an electronic version. Hyperlinking and the structures of organization made possible by HTML markup are the most obvious changes. In addition, some footnotes have been slightly updated. The edition will we hope continue to evolve in later iterations. Eventually, we plan to produce an XML version at Romantic Circles that will be accessible and useable in more flexible, database-driven searches of these poems—as well as additional poems that could be aggregated by that time." [from resource]

Ed. by Mark L. Kamrath et al., Orlando (FL), University of Central Florida, 1998-. Projekt zur Hybridedition der gesammelten Werke Browns. Die wichtigsten Werke sollen in sechs Bänden gedruckt werden. Diese sollen dann auch elektronisch verfügbar gemacht und um weiteres Material und Funktionalitäten ergänzt werden.

Ed. by Grant F. Scott and Sue Brown, A Romantic Circles Electronic Edition, College Park (MD), University of Maryland, 2007. " A collection of 46 letters published in full for the first time, shedding new light on the life and character of Charles Brown and the most important friendship in the Keats Circle, as well as Keats’s complex legacy to his friends." [description from Romantic Circles]

Ed. by Christopher Mulvey, Charlottesville (VA), The University of Virginia Press, 2006. Online-Subskription zwischen 420$ und 845$ ("Free 4 week trial" ebenfalls verfügbar). [Selbstbeschreibung an anderer Stelle:] "The Clotel ESE will present the four versions of the text, 1853, 1860, 1864, and 1867, in parallel on a website. The ESE will list variations between versions, track changes between any two versions, and animate changes through all four versions. The editions can be searched, manipulated, compared, considered, contrasted and historically collated An introductory essay, extensive notes, illustrations and complete image files of the four versions and other works by Brown will further increase the value of this resource."

Ed. by David Hill Radcliffe, Blacksburg (VA), Center for Applied Technologies in the Humanities (CATH), 2011. "LBT is a growing digital archive of books, pamphlets, and periodical essays illustrating the causes and controversies that preoccupied Byron and his contemporaries. The documents, large and small, ephemeral and monumental, underscore the social dimensions of publishing in the romantic era; the archive uses notes, commentary, and links to highlight relationships among their readers and writers. [...]
Documents made available through a Creative Commons license so that they can be freely circulated and reused for other purposes with only an acknowledgement of the source. As the semantic web develops in the years to come LBT will strive for integration with the expanding network of romantic texts on the internet, underscoring the social dimension of social-text editing." [from resource]
For a detailed project description see the "about page".

Ed. by Daniel Paul O'Donnell, Cambridge, 2005. ISBN 978-1843840442. [The edition] "offers new critical texts and a textual archive with transcriptions and facsimiles of all medieval witnesses. The edition is also a milestone in the integration of digital and print scholarship. A print volume, designed for ready reference, contains the complete introductory study and essential versions of the critical and diplomatic texts; the accompanying CD-ROM, intended for closer research, supplements the text of the print volume with colour digital facsimiles and interactive tools only possible in the electronic medium". [from resource] Der Link zielt auf die Seite des Verlags.
Review by Peter Stokes in Digital Medievalist 5 (2009).

Ed. by Edmund Berkeley Jr., Charlottesville (VA), University of Virginia Library, 2000-2007. "This site includes transcriptions of the diary, correspondence, and papers of the richest and most important man of his day in Virginia [...]". Transcriptions are presented on two levels: in "original spelling" and "modern spelling". [from resource] The texts are linked to commentaries and registers (persons, places, and things).

Ed. by Andrew Jewell, Lincoln (NE), University of Nebraska, 1997-. "The Willa Cather Archive is an ambitious endeavor to create a rich, useful, and widely-accessible site for the study of Willa Cather's life and writings. [...] It now includes, in a fully-searchable format, digital transcriptions of five Cather books (copyright law forbids digitally republishing her post-1922 works), all of her short fiction pre-1912, her interviews, speeches, and public letters, her uncollected nonfiction from the 1910s, the complete run of Cather Studies, the back issues of Teaching Cather, a large gallery of photographs, multiple biographies, announcements and news from the Cather scholarly community, virtual tours of Cather-related locales, and much more." [from resource]

Ed. by Barbara Bordalejo, Leicester, De Montfort University, 2003. ISBN 978-1904628028 [individual license]/ 978-1904628036 [institutional license] (1 CD-ROM). Eines der ganz großen paradigmatischen digitalen Editionsprojekte. Das Langzeitunternehmen, das bereits Anfang der 90er Jahre begonnen wurde, hat inzwischen zur Publikation einer ganzen Reihe von CD-ROMs geführt die zumeist bei "Scholarly Digital Editions" veröffentlicht worden sind.

Siehe ggf. auch den Eintrag im Wiki bei Digital Medievalist.

Ed. by Murray McGillivray, Calgary (AB), University of Calgary Press, 1999. ISBN 978-1552380369 (1 CD-ROM). Die CD enthält Faksimiles und Transkriptionen (von vier Textzeugen), einen kritischen Text, Übersetzungen und weiteres Kontextmaterial. Der Link zielt auf dokumentierendes Material zur CD-Ausgabe von 1997. Die Webseiten sind seit 1999 auch nicht mehr gewartet worden.

Ed. by Estelle Stubbs, Leicester, De Montfort University, 2000. ISBN 978-1953961060 [individual license]/ 978-1953961087 [institutional license] (1 CD-ROM). Eines der ganz großen paradigmatischen digitalen Editionsprojekte. Das Langzeitunternehmen, das bereits Anfang der 90er Jahre begonnen wurde, hat inzwischen zur Publikation einer ganzen Reihe von CD-ROMs geführt die zumeist bei "Scholarly Digital Editions" veröffentlicht worden sind.

Siehe ggf. auch den Eintrag im Wiki bei Digital Medievalist.

Ed. by Ceridwen Lloyd-Morgan, Leicester, De Montfort University, 2003. ISBN 978-1904628002 [individual license] (1 CD-ROM). Eines der ganz großen paradigmatischen digitalen Editionsprojekte. Das Langzeitunternehmen, das bereits Anfang der 90er Jahre begonnen wurde, hat inzwischen zur Publikation einer ganzen Reihe von CD-ROMs geführt die zumeist bei "Scholarly Digital Editions" veröffentlicht worden sind.

Siehe ggf. auch den Eintrag im Wiki bei Digital Medievalist.

Ed. by Peter Robinson, The Canterbury Tales Project, Birmingham, University of Birmingham, 2004. ISBN 978-1953961028 [individual license]/ 978-1953961087 [institutional license] (1 CD-ROM). Eines der ganz großen paradigmatischen digitalen Editionsprojekte. Das Langzeitunternehmen, das bereits Anfang der 90er Jahre begonnen wurde, hat inzwischen zur Publikation einer ganzen Reihe von CD-ROMs geführt die zumeist bei "Scholarly Digital Editions" veröffentlicht worden sind.

Siehe ggf. auch den Eintrag im Wiki bei Digital Medievalist.

Ed. by Paul Thomas, The Canterbury Tales Project, Birmingham, University of Birmingham, 2006. ISBN 0-953961-03-6 [individual license]/ 0-953961-09-5 [institutional license] (1 CD-ROM). Siehe auch die Rezension dazu Rezension dazu von Susan Yager in Medieval Forum 6. Eines der ganz großen paradigmatischen digitalen Editionsprojekte. Das Langzeitunternehmen, das bereits Anfang der 90er Jahre begonnen wurde, hat inzwischen zur Publikation einer ganzen Reihe von CD-ROMs geführt die zumeist bei "Scholarly Digital Editions" veröffentlicht worden sind.

Siehe ggf. auch den Eintrag im Wiki bei Digital Medievalist.

Ed. by Elizabeth Salter, Leicester, Cambridge University Press, 1998. ISBN 978-0521635301 (1 CD-ROM). Eines der ganz großen paradigmatischen digitalen Editionsprojekte. Das Langzeitunternehmen, das bereits Anfang der 90er Jahre begonnen wurde, hat inzwischen zur Publikation einer ganzen Reihe von CD-ROMs geführt die zumeist bei "Scholarly Digital Editions" veröffentlicht worden sind.

Siehe ggf. auch den Eintrag im Wiki bei Digital Medievalist.

Created by Marjorie A. Tiefert, Charlottesville (VA), University of Virginia, 1994-1999. Elektronische Volltexte (Transkripte, teilweise mit Kommentaren) und Kontextmaterialien.
Die Edition, ursprünglich unter <http://etext.lib.virginia.edu/stc/Coleridge/stc.html> ist in 2012 nicht mehr auffindbar.

Ed. by Daniel E. White, with Sarah Copland and Stephen Osadetz, A Romantic Circles Electronic Edition, College Park (MD), University of Maryland, 2007. "This edition provides an annotated text of the play, supplemented by a wide range of literary and journalistic materials that offer contexts in which to understand the work's place in relation to the authors' politics, the transmission and reception of news, and the role of Robespierre within English political culture." [description from Romantic Circles]

Ed. by Nikki Santilli, A romantic Circles Electronic Edition, College Park (MD), University of Maryland, o.D. "This edition brings together the various fragments in prose and verse that Coleridge wrote towards his unfinished project, The Wanderings of Cain. It seeks to correct standard presentations of the work, which consist solely of Canto II." [from resource]

Directed by John Lutz, Victoria (BC), Humanities Computing and Media Centre / University of Victoria, [presumably] 2008. "This digital archive contains the original correspondence between the British Colonial Office and the colonies of Vancouver Island and British Columbia. This project aims to digitize and publish online a complete archive of the correspondence covering the period from 1846 [... to] 1871. All the material on this site originates in the work of Dr. James Hendrickson and his team of collaborators at the University of Victoria, which resulted in the publication of 28 print volumes of correspondence several years ago." [from resource]

Ed. by Charlene Bangs Bickford, Washington D.C., -2009. (older version)Unter einem Paradigma des "documentary editing" sind insgesamt 12 "Mini-Editions" von hauptsächlich archivischem Material (z.B. Nachlassdokumente) entstanden. Davon bieten neun ausgezeichnete Volltexte, zwei basieren auf digitalen Abbildungen und eine enthält Volltexte und Abbildungen. Die Texte sind in SGML/XML ausgezeichnet, die Darstellung der Editionen greift teilweise auf XML/SGML-Browser (wie z.B. Dynaweb) zurück. Die einzelnen Editionen legen leicht unterschiedliche Schwerpunkte und benutzen teilweise unterschiedliche technische Lösungen. Einige haben in den letzten Jahren Erweiterungen und Relaunches erfahren und sind damit aus den "Mini-Editions" herausgewachsen.

Ed. by John P. Kaminski et al., Columbia (SC), University of South Carolina / Model Editions Partnership, 1999-2003. Unter einem Paradigma des "documentary editing" sind insgesamt 12 "Mini-Editions" von hauptsächlich archivischem Material (z.B. Nachlassdokumente) entstanden. Davon bieten neun ausgezeichnete Volltexte, zwei basieren auf digitalen Abbildungen und eine enthält Volltexte und Abbildungen. Die Texte sind in SGML/XML ausgezeichnet, die Darstellung der Editionen greift teilweise auf XML/SGML-Browser (wie z.B. Dynaweb) zurück. Die einzelnen Editionen legen leicht unterschiedliche Schwerpunkte und benutzen teilweise unterschiedliche technische Lösungen. Einige haben in den letzten Jahren Erweiterungen und Relaunches erfahren und sind damit aus den "Mini-Editions" herausgewachsen.

Edited by John van Wyhe et al., Cambridge, University of Cambridge, 2002-. "This site currently contains more than 50,000 searchable text pages and 40,000 images of both publications and handwritten manuscripts. [...] More than 150 ancillary texts are also included, ranging from secondary reference works to contemporary reviews, obituaries, published descriptions of Darwin's Beagle specimens and important related works for understanding Darwin's context. [...] Most of the editions provided here appear online for the first time [...]. There are also many newly transcribed and never before published manuscripts such as Darwin's Beagle field notebooks. Also appearing for the first time online are complete images of Darwin's early notebooks on geology, transmutation of species and metaphysical enquiries." [from resource]
See in particular the "Online Variorum of Darwin's Origin of Species", edited by Barbara Bordalejo, 2009.

Ed. by Martin Priestman, A Romantic Circles Electronic Edition, College Park (MD), University of Maryland, 2006. "The first fully annotated edition of Erasmus Darwin's influential scientific poem and its copious original notes; including the first publication, from draft, of Darwin's hitherto unknown poetic history of technology, The Progress of Society." [description taken from Romantic Circles]

Ed. by Hiroyuki Matsumoto, Ann Arbor (MI), University of Michigan Press, 2001. ISBN 978-0472002767 (CD-ROM). "This electronic edition supplies full-color facsimiles of the manuscript and allows complex searches and manipulations of the text through use of the underlying SGML-encoding. This project conforms fully to the 1994 Text Encoding Initiative guidelines." [from resource]
[Rezension] Phillips, Noelle: The Destruction of Troy. In: Digital Philology 1 (2012), S. 160-162. DOI: 10.1353/dph.2012.0011.

Ed. by Ray Siemsn and the Devonshire MS editorial group, Victoria (BC), University of Victoria, 2012. "The social edition is a work that brings communities together to engage in conversation around a text formed and reformed through an ongoing, iterative, public editorial process. Ray Siemens has called for scholars 'to extend our understanding of the scholarly edition in light of new models of edition production that embrace social networking and its commensurate tools… [to develop] the social edition as an extension of the traditions in which it is situated and which it has the potential to inform productively'. Bringing practice to theory, we have modeled the social edition, working as a team to extend scholarly best practice and open-access methodology to collaborative technologically mediated scholarly editing in Web 2.0 environments. We have chosen to build our edition Wikibooks, alongside (and with help from) the dedicated Wikibooks community. Our goal, through community engagement via Wikibooks, twitter, blogs, and drupal-based social media space, is to use existing social media tools to change the role of the scholarly editor from the sole authority on the text to a facilitator who brings traditional and citizen scholars into collaboration through ongoing editorial conversation." [from resource]

Ed. by Larry Hickman et al., Charlottesville (VA), Intelex-Corporation 1999. ISBN 978-1570856594 (CD-ROM). CD-ROM-Ausgabe auf der Basis von Folio-Views.

Ed. by Martha Nell Smith, Lara Vetter et al., Charlottesville (VA), Institute for Advanced Technology in the Humanities, 1994-. Umfangreiches Textarchiv zu den Werken von Emily Dickinson und ihrer "Umgebung". Stark auf Kontextualisierung ausgerichtet: Mit Texten der "Dickinson Family", Texten zur Rezeption, Beiträgen aus der Forschung und dem Einsatz des Archivs in der Lehre. Die Recodierung und Präsentation der Texte ist vor allem auf den Text als physisches Objekt ausgerichtet, weniger auf den "logical lexical content". Als technischer Rahmen wird ein Content Management System zur Darstellung von TEI-XML benutzt

Ed. by Sheila A. Spector, A Romantic Circles Electronic Edition, College Park (MD), University of Maryland, 2005. [Kurzbeschreibung von Romantic Circles:] "This early novel, first published in 1833, represents Disraeli in 'romantic mode'. This version features the novel, an introduction, annotations, reprints of Disraeli’s sources, contemporary reviews, & modern criticism, as well as a detailed bibliography of Disraeli’s life and works, criticism, & other contextual materials." [description taken from Romantic Circles]

Project lead by John R. McKivigan, Indianapolis (IN), Indiana University / Purdue University, 1999-2003. Unter einem Paradigma des "documentary editing" sind insgesamt 12 "Mini-Editions" von hauptsächlich archivischem Material (z.B. Nachlassdokumente) entstanden. Davon bieten neun ausgezeichnete Volltexte, zwei basieren auf digitalen Abbildungen und eine enthält Volltexte und Abbildungen. Die Texte sind in SGML/XML ausgezeichnet, die Darstellung der Editionen greift teilweise auf XML/SGML-Browser (wie z.B. Dynaweb) zurück. Die einzelnen Editionen legen leicht unterschiedliche Schwerpunkte und benutzen teilweise unterschiedliche technische Lösungen. Einige haben in den letzten Jahren Erweiterungen und Relaunches erfahren und sind damit aus den "Mini-Editions" herausgewachsen.

Ed. by Thomas P. Riggio et al., Philadelphia (PA), University of Pennsylvania Library, 2002-2005. Korrespondenzen und Texte, teilweise als Abbildungen, teilweise als unkritische Volltexte, teilweise als annotierte Transkriptionen. Dazu weitere Materialien (Reference Sources, Scholarly Essays, Still & Moving Images).

Ed. by Paul Israel et al., Newark (NJ), Rutgers University, 2005-. "The Digital Edition presents the documentary resources of the Edison Papers to greater advantage and to a much wider and more diverse audience than the book and microfilm editions. Nearly 180,000 document images are now available in digital format. Currently, the Digitial Edition includes documents scanned from Parts I-III of the Microfilm Edition, along with items from Outside Repositories, including private collections. [...] the Digital Edition provides powerful search capabilities enabling users to search for authors, recipients, and names mentioned in a database of 124,000 document records and 20,300 names. The database also includes documents from Part IV and Part V (in-progress) of the microfilm edition as well as material from the Outside Repositories that have been indexed but not yet digitized. Another feature enables users to search for words and phrases appearing in the approximately 4,000 targets (descriptive introductions) to the folders and volumes. Through the series notes, the edition provides links to targets at the series, subseries, and folder or volume levels. It also provides a list (with linked images) of all records in a particular folder or volume when the associated target is brought to the screen." [from resource]

Ed. by Daun R. van Ee and Louis Galambos, Baltimore (MD), Johns Hopkins University, 1999-2003. Unter einem Paradigma des "documentary editing" sind insgesamt 12 "Mini-Editions" von hauptsächlich archivischem Material (z.B. Nachlassdokumente) entstanden. Davon bieten neun ausgezeichnete Volltexte, zwei basieren auf digitalen Abbildungen und eine enthält Volltexte und Abbildungen. Die Texte sind in SGML/XML ausgezeichnet, die Darstellung der Editionen greift teilweise auf XML/SGML-Browser (wie z.B. Dynaweb) zurück. Die einzelnen Editionen legen leicht unterschiedliche Schwerpunkte und benutzen teilweise unterschiedliche technische Lösungen. Einige haben in den letzten Jahren Erweiterungen und Relaunches erfahren und sind damit aus den "Mini-Editions" herausgewachsen.

Ed. by Bernard J. Muir, Exeter, University of Exeter Press, 2006. "A digital edition of Exeter Dean & Chapter MS 3501, commonly known as "The Exeter Book", but edited here as The Exeter Anthology of Old English Poetry. The text of the DVD is that of Professor Muir's 2nd edition of the manuscript, published by University of Exeter Press in 2000. [... The DVD] contains an animated background documentary on the history of the manuscript, a selection of readings in both Old and Modern English, recordings of some of the Latin antiphons which inspired the poet of the 'Advent Lyrics', an illustrated report by Nicholas Pickwoad on the present state of the binding, and the full text of the 2000 edition." [from resource]

Ed. by David Loades et al., Sheffield, University of Sheffield, 1993-2006. "Variorum Edition" der Ausgabe von 1583, mit kritischem Kommentar und Verzeichnug der Varianten aus drei früheren Ausgaben. Auf der Basis von TEI-XML. Es gibt auch eine CD-ROM, hg. von David G. Newcombe und Michael Pidd, Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2001. ISBN 0197262252.

Ed. by David W. Packard, Los Altos (CA), Packard Humanities Institute, 1988 [CD-ROM-Version] - 2006 [online-version]. "A digital version of the Franklin Papers, created and maintained by the Packard Humanities Institute (PHI) and previously available to scholars and researchers on a CD-ROM, is now available to the public [...]. This digital edition includes texts of the published papers and unverified, rough transcriptions of the as-yet-unpublished material. The rough transcriptions will be replaced with verified texts as future volumes of the Franklin Papers are published. The texts are fully searchable and they are indexed by volume, name of correspondent, and date. The digital edition does not include [the] editorial headnotes and footnotes [from the printed volumes]. It does, however, contain biographical sketches of all Franklin's correspondents, written exclusively for this database, and it provides translations of some of the French documents." [from resource]

Ed. by Tanya Clement, College Park (MD), University of Maryland, o.D. "The edition comprises digital surrogates and transcriptions of multiple manuscript versions of twelve poems by Freytag-Loringhoven. [... It is based on] TEI P5 XML-encoded transcriptions which comprise poetry drafts and scholarly annotations and introductions for each poem; the edition also includes images of original manuscripts as well as theoretical essays. Within the edition, these objects are incorporated into the free, open-source Javascript application called the Versioning Machine (http://v-machine.org/), which takes advantage of the TEI’s robust standards for parallel segmentation by allowing for cross-comparisons among the encoded texts. [...T]he Versioning Machine [hs been augmented] specifically for this edition in order to incorporate intra- and inter-lineal comparisons. The digital surrogates of the poetry drafts and the TEI-encoded texts are cross-searchable with the UM Libraries’ other digital collections within the Libraries’ Fedora digital [r]epository system." [from a university libraries press release]

Ed. by Robert A. Hill, Los Angeles (CA), University of California, 1999-2003. Unter einem Paradigma des "documentary editing" sind insgesamt 12 "Mini-Editions" von hauptsächlich archivischem Material (z.B. Nachlassdokumente) entstanden. Davon bieten neun ausgezeichnete Volltexte, zwei basieren auf digitalen Abbildungen und eine enthält Volltexte und Abbildungen. Die Texte sind in SGML/XML ausgezeichnet, die Darstellung der Editionen greift teilweise auf XML/SGML-Browser (wie z.B. Dynaweb) zurück. Die einzelnen Editionen legen leicht unterschiedliche Schwerpunkte und benutzen teilweise unterschiedliche technische Lösungen. Einige haben in den letzten Jahren Erweiterungen und Relaunches erfahren und sind damit aus den "Mini-Editions" herausgewachsen.

Ed. by Victoria Myers, David O'Shaughnessy and Mark Philp, Oxford, Oxford Digital Library, 2010.
"Godwin’s diary consists of 32 octavo notebooks [...] [with entries from] 6 April 1788 [...] [to] 26 March 1836. [...] The diary is a resource of immense importance to researchers of history, politics, literature, and women’s studies. It maps the radical intellectual and political life of the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, as well as providing extensive evidence on publishing relations, conversational coteries, artistic circles and theatrical production over the same period. One can also trace the developing relationships of one of the most important families in British literature [...] [and m]any of the most important figures in British cultural history feature in its pages.
The diary has been transcribed and encoded so that it is fully searchable. High resolution scanned images of the diary are also provided."
"The project has sought to code the diary so as to retain the richness and diversity of the information. Each element in a day’s entry has been coded so as to distinguish what Godwin read, what he wrote, whom he saw, where he saw them, in what activities or meals they shared, and where he went." [from resource]

Compiled by Beryl Graves, Chris Petter and Linda Roberts, Victoria (BC), University of Victoria Libraries, 2002-2003. Digitale Abbildungen und tief ausgezeichneter und annotierter Volltext, der als diplomatische Abschrift dargestellt wird. Optisch und technisch vorbildliche Umsetzung von ausgezeichneten (TEI-P4)XML-Texten mittels nativer XML-Datenbank (eXist) in eine sehr gut benutzbare Web-Oberfläche.

Ed. by Alexander Huber, Oxford, Bodleian Libraries / University of Oxford, 2000-. [Selbstbeschreibung] "The Thomas Gray (1716-1771) Interactive Online Commentary" ist ein Hypermedia-Projekt zur Erforschung von Leben und Werk des englischen Lyrikers Thomas Gray. Die Site bietet sowohl annotierte elektronische Texte der anthumen englischen Lyrik Grays als auch weiterführende Sekundärliteratur, wie einen biographischen Abriss, eine chronologische Tabelle von Leben und Werk, eine Auswahlbibliographie, eine Galerie und Links zu verwandten Online-Ressourcen. Die Texte können sowohl über einen direkten Zugriff auf Textebene erforscht als auch mit einer Suchmaschine durchsucht werden. Der Nutzer hat dabei Zugriff auf einen umfangreichen Anmerkungsapparat, der ständig durch Kooperation von Wissenschaftlern erweitert werden soll. Eigene Anmerkungen können dabei direkt über ein Webformular zu jeder beliebigen Textstelle eingegeben werden.

Ed. by Dennis M. Conrad, Providence (RI), Rhode Island Historical Society, 1999-2003. Unter einem Paradigma des "documentary editing" sind insgesamt 12 "Mini-Editions" von hauptsächlich archivischem Material (z.B. Nachlassdokumente) entstanden. Davon bieten neun ausgezeichnete Volltexte, zwei basieren auf digitalen Abbildungen und eine enthält Volltexte und Abbildungen. Die Texte sind in SGML/XML ausgezeichnet, die Darstellung der Editionen greift teilweise auf XML/SGML-Browser (wie z.B. Dynaweb) zurück. Die einzelnen Editionen legen leicht unterschiedliche Schwerpunkte und benutzen teilweise unterschiedliche technische Lösungen. Einige haben in den letzten Jahren Erweiterungen und Relaunches erfahren und sind damit aus den "Mini-Editions" herausgewachsen.

Ed. by Center for Electronic Texts in the Humanities (CETH), New Brunswick / Princeton (NJ), Rutgers University / Princeton University, 1999. Auf der Basis von (SGML-)TEI und EAD ist hier ein Archivbestand so weit aufgearbeitet, dass das entstandene "Findmittel" ähnliche Funktionen erfüllt, wie eine Edition. Enthalten sind zumindest Transkription (mit kritischem Apparat) und Abbildungen der handschriftlichen Vorlagen. Der online-Prototyp, der auf der Software DynaWeb zur Darstellung der SGML-Daten beruhte, scheint inzwischen nicht mehr aktiv zu sein.

Ed. by Judith Crawford et al., Ann Arbor (MI) / Sheffield, HRIOnline, 1996 / 2002. ISBN 978-0835723682/ ISBN 978-0954260805 (2 CD-ROMs). "The project's objective was to create a complete electronic edition with full-text transcription and facsimile images of all 25,000 seventeenth-century manuscripts. This seven-year project culminated in the publication in 1996 of two CD-ROMs by University Microfilms in Michigan. [...] hriOnline's Hartlib Papers Second Edition includes additional Hartlib-related materials that were transcribed after the first edition had already been published. [A new graphical user interface allows flexible searching of the documents, printing facilities and a unique on-screen comparison of different texts.]" [from resource] Die zweite Ausgabe ist inzwischen nicht mehr lieferbar.

Ed. by Nanora Sweet and Barbara Taylor, A Romantic Circles Electronic Edition, College Park (MD), University of Maryland, o.D. im Zentrum steht ein kommentierter Volltext auf der Basis der Ausgabe von 1820. Daneben gibt es eine Reihe von Kontextmaterialien, eine Bildergalerie und literaturwissenschaftliche Sekundärtexte.

Ed. by Jim Labosier, Bethesda (MD), U.S. National Library of Medicine, 2010. The Henkel Family Correspondence collection (MS C 291; 1.5 linear feet) consists of 828 letters and is largely the product of Caspar C. Henkel's (1835-1908) life. This digital edition is divided into 5-year blocks for ease of navigation and contextual narrative.
Each electronic text was created by transcription of the original texts. No spelling, grammatical, or word usage corrections were made to the original text. Editorial interventions are enclosed with square brackets [ ]. Page images are of the original text." [from resource]

Ed. by Marc Rothenberg, Washington D.C., Smithsonian Institution, 2000-2003. Unter einem Paradigma des "documentary editing" sind insgesamt 12 "Mini-Editions" von hauptsächlich archivischem Material (z.B. Nachlassdokumente) entstanden. Davon bieten neun ausgezeichnete Volltexte, zwei basieren auf digitalen Abbildungen und eine enthält Volltexte und Abbildungen. Die Texte sind in SGML/XML ausgezeichnet, die Darstellung der Editionen greift teilweise auf XML/SGML-Browser (wie z.B. Dynaweb) zurück. Die einzelnen Editionen legen leicht unterschiedliche Schwerpunkte und benutzen teilweise unterschiedliche technische Lösungen. Einige haben in den letzten Jahren Erweiterungen und Relaunches erfahren und sind damit aus den "Mini-Editions" herausgewachsen.

Hg. von Robyn Adams, London, A.H.R.C. Centre for Editing Lives and Letters, 2006. [the edition] "provides transcripts of 302 of Herle's letters written in English and a series of indexes by which they can be browsed - by archival location, date, author, recipient, first line or place from - as well as lists of multiple copies and letters with enclosures. A word-search facility allows the letter transcripts to be searched for particular words or phrases according to a range of criteria. Sample images illustrate features of the material nature of these letters. There are also editorial materials that include an introduction, biographical register, bibliography and details of the project's editorial policy." [from resource]

Ed. by Paulina Kewes, Ian Archer et al., Oxford, Centre for Early Modern Studies, 2008. "The Holinshed Project hopes [...] to co-ordinate a new fifteen volume edition of the Chronicles to be published by Oxford University Press. In the meantime we have developed a parallel text edition of the two versions of the Chronicles published in 1577 and 1587. This enables all interested in the Chronicles to make comparisons between the two texts, and provide an essential tool for the later full edition." [from resource]
The edition makes use of the TEI Comparator Tool

Ed. by Kyle Grimes, A Romantic Circles Electronic Edition, College Park (MD), University of Maryland, o.D. [Beschreibung von Romantic Circles:] "Includes diplomatic transcription of the title page and Hone's verse text, as well as the poem "The Clerical Magistrate". Also offers original illustrations by George Cruikshank, a William Hone chronology, & annotated bibliography."

Ed. by Judith Pascoe, A Romantic Circles Electronic Edition, College Park (MD), University of Maryland, o.D. Einfache Volltextausgabe mit Sachkommentar und kontextualisierendem Material.

Ed. by David Bevington et al., Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2012. "The [...] edition [...] offers a complete re-editing of the entire Jonsonian canon, and aims to supersede the monumental Oxford Ben Jonson of C. H. Herford and Percy and Evelyn Simpson published between 1925 and 1952. The Cambridge Ben Jonson takes account of recently discovered works by Jonson, and offers the first complete edition of Jonson in electronic form. In addition, the Cambridge Ben Jonson is shaped by new research on the ordering and arrangement of the canon, and its editorial policy reflects revisionary thinking on Jonsonian copy-texts. [...] The Cambridge Ben Jonson will appear initially in two related formats. A six-volume print edition will present a modernized text of the complete works [...] in chronological order, with annotation at the foot of the page and full scholarly apparatus. [...] The electronic edition, to be published simultaneously as a CD-ROM or via the Internet, will feature the entire contents of the print edition along with a range of early manuscripts and print texts - including the early quartos, 1616 and 1640/1 folios and 1640 duodecimo. The electronic edition will enable to search the entire canon for the first time, in original or modernised spelling. Additional archival material (including life records, stage history, masque records, and early allusions) will also be incorporated and fully searchable, together with a comprehensive Jonson bibliography. Importantly, the electronic original-spelling edition will be hypertextually cross-referenced with the modernized edition, allowing readers to make textual comparisons at the click of a button." [from resource]

Ed. by Gary Dunham and Katherine Walter, Lincoln (NE), University of Nebraska, 2002-2007. "An online, searchable, conflated edition based on editor Gary E. Moulton's work published by the University of Nebraska Press and the UNL Center for Great Plains Studies. The site includes related multimedia and scholarly works." [from resource]

Ed. by Bernard J. Muir, Oxford, Bodleian Library, 2004. ISBN 978-1851240845 (DVD-ROM). "... digital edition of Oxford, Bodleian Library MS Junius 11, sometimes referred to as the 'Caedmon Manuscript' [...]. The DVD contains a historical introduction and codicological analysis of the manuscript, the complete texts and translations hyperlinked to sets of extremely high resolution images; there is also an extensive bibliography, diagrams illustrating the sometimes problematic structure of its gatherings or quires, and images of the manuscript's binding." [from resource] Ausführliche Besprechung von Murray McGillivray in Digital Medievalist 2.1 (2006).

Ed. by Dearing Lewis, A Romantic Circles Electronic Edition, College Park (MD), o.D. Gewissermaßen die Minimalfassung einer Edition, besteht sie doch aus nur einer (HTML-)Seite. Mit Einleitung, Transkription und Anmerkungen.

Ed. by Terence Hoagwood, Kathryn Ledbetter and Martin M. Jacobsen, A Romantic Circles Electrinic Edition, College Park (MD), University of Maryland, o.D. [Kommentar von Romantic Circles:] "Includes introduction, diplomatic transcriptions, facsimile pages, biography, bibliography, & commentary."

Hg von Rudolf Beck, Axel Kammerer, Andreas Jall und Silke Bauer, Augsburg, Universität Augsburg, 2000. Eine vergleichsweise einfache "Edition", bestehend aus dem Faksimile der Druckausgabe, dem (diplomatisch) transkribierten Volltext, inhaltlichen Anmerkungen und weiteren Materialien. Techisch auf die WWW-Funktionalitäten des Jahres 2000 ausgerichtet.
Die ursprüngliche Startseite (http://www.historiker.de/projekte/orient/) ist auf dem Stand von 2008 nur noch in der Wayback-Machine zu finden.

Ed. by David R. Chesnutt and C. James Taylor, Columbia (SC), University of South Carolina, 2000-2003. Unter einem Paradigma des "documentary editing" sind insgesamt 12 "Mini-Editions" von hauptsächlich archivischem Material (z.B. Nachlassdokumente) entstanden. Davon bieten neun ausgezeichnete Volltexte, zwei basieren auf digitalen Abbildungen und eine enthält Volltexte und Abbildungen. Die Texte sind in SGML/XML ausgezeichnet, die Darstellung der Editionen greift teilweise auf XML/SGML-Browser (wie z.B. Dynaweb) zurück. Die einzelnen Editionen legen leicht unterschiedliche Schwerpunkte und benutzen teilweise unterschiedliche technische Lösungen. Einige haben in den letzten Jahren Erweiterungen und Relaunches erfahren und sind damit aus den "Mini-Editions" herausgewachsen.

Ed. by Martha L. Benner and Cullom Davis, Springfield (IL), Illinois Historic Preservation Agency, 2000-2003. Unter einem Paradigma des "documentary editing" sind insgesamt 12 "Mini-Editions" von hauptsächlich archivischem Material (z.B. Nachlassdokumente) entstanden. Davon bieten neun ausgezeichnete Volltexte, zwei basieren auf digitalen Abbildungen und eine enthält Volltexte und Abbildungen. Die Texte sind in SGML/XML ausgezeichnet, die Darstellung der Editionen greift teilweise auf XML/SGML-Browser (wie z.B. Dynaweb) zurück. Die einzelnen Editionen legen leicht unterschiedliche Schwerpunkte und benutzen teilweise unterschiedliche technische Lösungen. Einige haben in den letzten Jahren Erweiterungen und Relaunches erfahren und sind damit aus den "Mini-Editions" herausgewachsen.

Project lead by Adrian S. Wisnicki, Los Angeles (CA), UCLA Library, 2011. "Together with the text of the diary, the project [...] make[s] available an exciting and rich array of complementary materials:
- a Livingstone spectral image archive that digitally preserves all the pages of Livingstone’s 1870 and 1871 Field Diaries as high-resolution spectral images with full metadata, and so that allows direct access to all the primary Livingstone data on which this critical edition is based; and
- a webpage that allows comparison between the original 1871 Field Diary, the highly revised 1872 Journal created by Livingstone, and the further revised 1874 book posthumously produced by Livingstone’s friend, Horace Waller;
- critical, textual, and historical essays and notes;
- a detailed project history and archive that chronicles the fascinating journey of Livingstone’s words from the "rediscovery" of the faded diary in 2009 to its publication today as the first significant nineteenth-century British literary manuscript to be enhanced with spectral imaging and processing. The project archive contains over 60 downloadable documents and files produced in the course of the project that collectively provide an intimate and comprehensive look into the production of this critical edition" [from resource]

Ed. by Ron Tetreault and Bruce Graver, A Romantic Circles Electronic Edition, College Park (MD), University of Maryland, [after] 1999. [Kurzbeschreibung von Romantic Circles:] "This electronic edition makes available all 4 versions of Lyrical Ballads in the form of transcriptions edited from original printed copies, accompanied by images of each page. Enables active comparison of texts through Dynamic Collation." Der Link zielt auf eine neuere Fassung, die alte Ausgabe von 1998 ist aber auch noch verfügbar.

Ed. by Susan Schreibman et al., Dublin / College Park (MD), 2001-2004. "The Archive [...] features several [...] collections [...], including [...] an edition of several of MacGreevy's poems that allows readers to trace their composition history; Thomas MacGreevy and Jack B Yeats: An Online Broadsheet, which explores MacGreevy's and Yeats's professional and personal relationship, and [other material]. The MacGreevy Archive is fully XML-compliant, with texts encoded according to the Text Encoding Initiative Guidelines. The Archive uses Lucene to deliver a majority of texts. The collection Thomas MacGreevy Composing a Poem utilises The Versioning Machine, open-source software developed by Maryland Institute for Technology in the Humanities." [from resource]

Ed. by Holly C. Shulman, Charlottesville (VA), University of Virginia Press, 2004 (updated 2010). Online-Subskription 145$ bis 545$. "This [...] installment contains over 700 letters, through June 1836, with some 2,000 additional letters to follow in periodic updates. An XML-based archive, the Digital Edition offers a powerful selection of search tools, allowing users to perform simple or advanced searches by period, correspondent, or topic. The letters may also be accessed directly through a comprehensive, sortable list or read in chronological order." [from resource]

Directed by Takako Kato, Chicago (IL), Loyola University, 2006-2011. "The Malory Project is an electronic edition and commentary of Malory's Morte Darthur (1469-70), with digital facsimiles of the Winchester Manuscript (British Library, Add. MS 59678) and John Rylands Copy of Caxton's first edition. Stage One of the project is focused on the Roman War Episode and Caxton's Book V, which have been the main focus for editors of the Morte Darthur since the re-discovery of the manuscript in 1934." [from resource]

Ed. by Hilary Binda, Medford / Somerville (MA), Tufts University, 2000. Älteres Editionsprojekt, begonnen 1996, seit 2000 anscheinend nicht mehr weiter geführt. Das SGML-/TEI-basierte Projekt bietet die gesammelten Werke Christopher Marlowes mit einer teilweise sehr hohen Zahl von Varianten. Die TEI-Auszeichnung der Dokumente wird in der Edition u.a. zur farbigen Markierung unterschiedlicher Textabschnitte genutzt. Für einen Spezialfall, den "Doctor Faustus" gibt es eine synoptische Edition, die den Vergleich zwischen drei Textvarianten erlaubt.

Ed. by Larry I. Bland, Lexington (VA), George C. Marshall Foundation, 2000. Unter einem Paradigma des "documentary editing" sind insgesamt 12 "Mini-Editions" von hauptsächlich archivischem Material (z.B. Nachlassdokumente) entstanden. Davon bieten neun ausgezeichnete Volltexte, zwei basieren auf digitalen Abbildungen und eine enthält Volltexte und Abbildungen. Die Texte sind in SGML/XML ausgezeichnet, die Darstellung der Editionen greift teilweise auf XML/SGML-Browser (wie z.B. Dynaweb) zurück. Die einzelnen Editionen legen leicht unterschiedliche Schwerpunkte und benutzen teilweise unterschiedliche technische Lösungen. Einige haben in den letzten Jahren Erweiterungen und Relaunches erfahren und sind damit aus den "Mini-Editions" herausgewachsen.

Ed. by Lisa Charlong et al., Fredericton (NB), The Electronic Text Centre at the University of New Brunswick Libraries, 1996. Die auf TEI-Code basierende Ausgabe bietet verschiedene Transkriptionsformen, digitale Abbildungen, eine Suchmaschine und umfangreiches weiteres Material inhaltlicher und formaler Art in einer einfachen HTML-Oberfläche.

Ed. by John Bryant, Charlottesville (VA), University of Virginia Press, 2006 (revised 2009). Online-Subskription zwischen 275$ und 545$. "One of America’s most startling fluid texts, Herman Melville’s Typee exists in multiple critically diverse versions, in both manuscript and print. Based on the recently discovered working draft of Typee, this electronic edition offers digital images, a transcription of each manuscript page, corresponding print texts, and a dynamic reading text, which allows readers to inspect the revision sequences and narratives of more than 1000 revision sites. Comprehensive introductory essays by John Bryant discuss the evolution of Typee and innovative features of this edition, among other things." [from resource]

Ed. by Thomas H. Luxon, Hanover (NH), Dartmouth College, 1997-2004. Projekt zur Gesamtausgabe vor allem der poetischen (aber auch anderer) Werke John Miltons. Bereits 1997 begonnen handelt es sich vom Selbstverständnis her um eine "digitale Bibliothek" transkribierter und inhaltlich annotierter Texte.

Ed. Florence Boos et al., Iowa City (IA), University of Iowa Libraries, 2005-. "The working goal of the Morris Online Edition is to provide readable annotated texts of Morris’s poetry and selected prose, prepared in accordance with current scholarly and critical norms, using current technology for text-searching, manuscript descriptions, and hypertext features. Our longer-term hope is that we and our successors will bring these together in a complete scholarly hypertext edition of Morris’s literary works online." [from resource]

Ed. by William R. Newman, Bloomington (IN), Indiana University, 2005-. "The Chymistry of Isaac Newton is producing a scholarly online edition of Newton's alchemical manuscripts integrated with new research on Newton's chymistry. To date, about seven hundred pages have been transcribed and encoded in TEI/XML. Of these, roughly six hundred have been edited and are available online, including Newton's Most Complete Laboratory Notebook." [from resource]

Ed. by Rob Iliffe and Scott Mandelbrote, Falmer, University of Sussex, 1998-. "Our aim is to make it possible, for the first time in history, to grasp the organic unity of Newton's writing by garnering all his astonishingly diverse productions into a single, freely accessible electronic edition. [...] This is not simply a matter of automated electronic reproduction. Newton's texts have been painstakingly transcribed from their original handwritten versions and electronically encoded in a form that allows users to view all the additions, deletions and other revisions that went into the creation of each document. Alternatively, the texts can be viewed in 'normalised' versions that are easier to read and closer to a traditional edition. [...] We are also providing digitised images of the original manuscripts, to enable users to verify the accuracy of our transcriptions for themselves. The result is a completely new type of edition, in which the editorial process is far more transparent than the medium of print permits." [from resource]

Ed. by Tim Hitchcock, Robert Shoemaker et al., Sheffield, HriOnline, 2005. Die ursprünglich gedruckte Fassung als Volltext (double-rekeying), der vor allem mit semantischen Auszeichnungen erschlossen ist. Editorische Kritik findet also nicht auf der Ebene der Texterstellung, sondern auf der Ebene der inhaltlichen Erschließung und der Generierung von browsenden und suchenden Zugängen und Hilfsmitteln statt.

Published by The Orwell Price, o.O. 2008-2012. "Since 9th August 2008, we have been blogging George Orwell’s diaries from 1938 in real time, 70 years to the day since each entry was originally written. The diaries start as Orwell heads to Morocco (with his wife Eileen) to recuperate from injury and illness, and end in 1942 (or 2012) as the Second World War rages.
In addition to the diary entries, there are images and documents complementing the diaries [...], and a Google Map of Orwell’s travels [...]." [from resource]

Hg. von Gerrit H. V. Bunt, Ann Arbor (MI), University of Michigan Press, 2002. ISBN 978-0472003044 (CD-ROM). "Allows user to view the text of William of Palerne in various modes and to switch from one mode to another. Includes several styles: a Diplomatic style, which allows user to view an exact transcription of the original text without emendations or corrections; the Scribal and Critical styles, which show corrections and notes; and the AllTags style, which displays both scribal and emended forms. User may also perform complex searches and manipulations of the text through use of SGML encoding [gemäß TEI 1994]." [from resource] Der Link zielt auf die Verlagsseite.
Review: Phillips, Noelle: William of Palerne. In: Digital Philology 1 (2012), S. 163-166. DOI: 10.1353/dph.2012.0001.

Ed. by Stephen C. Behrendt, A Romantic Circles Electronic Edition, College Park (MD), University of Maryland, o.D. [Kommentar von Romantic Circles:] "Includes an introduction, full text of the play, images of the 1823 cast, a bibliography and filmography, the first reviews of Presumption, & a biography of Richard Brinsley Peake."

Vol. 1: Corpus Christi College Oxford MS 201 (F), ed. by Robert Adams, Hoyt N. Duggan, Eric Eliason, Ralph Hanna III, John Price-Wilkin and Thorlac Turville-Petre; SEENET Series A.1, Ann Arbor (MI), University of Michigan Press, 2000; Vol. 2: Cambridge, Trinity College MS B.15.17 (W), ed. by Thorlac Turville-Petre and Hoyt Duggan, SEENET Series A.2, Ann Arbor (MI), University of Michigan Press, 2000; Vol. 3: MS Oriel College, Oxford 79 (O), ed. by Katherine Heinrichs, SEENET Series A.5, Medieval Academy of America and Boydell and Brewer, 2004; Vol. 4: MS Laud Misc. 581, Bodleian Library S.C. 987 (L), ed. by Hoyt N. Duggan and Ralph Hanna III, SEENET Series A.6, Medieval Academy of America and Boydell and Brewer, 2004; Vol. 5: British Library MS Additional 35287 (M), ed. by Eric Eliason and Thorlac Turville-Petre, SEENET Series A.7, Medieval Academy of America and Boydell and Brewer, 2005.
Eines der ältesten großen digitalen Editionsprojekte; begonnen 1994. [Selbstbeschreibung 1994:] "The long-range goal of the Piers Plowman Electronic Archive is the creation of a multi-level, hyper-textually linked electronic archive of the textual tradition of all three versions of the fourteenth-century allegorical dream vision Piers Plowman." Die TEI-basierte Edition wurde schließlich seit 1999 auf einer Reihe von CD-ROMs veröffentlicht. Diese Ausgaben sind immer noch lieferbar (SEENET Publications). Im Netz verfügbar ist vor allem die sehr gute (!) Projektdokumentation.

Ed. by Michael Moosberger et al., Halifax (NS), Dalhousie University Libraries, 2001-2004. "... an electronic archive that will feature selected significant letters, manuscripts, photographs, stories, and broadcasts by Thomas Raddall ...". [from resource]

Ed. by Adriana Craciun, Anne Irmen Close, Megan Musgrave and Orianne Smith, A Romantic Circles Electronic Edition, College Park (MD), University of Maryland, 2001. [Kommentar von Romantic Circles:] "Includes introduction, transcriptions, reviews, letters to and from Robinson, selected poems, bibliography, & notes."

Ed. by Allida M. Black, Washington D.C., 2006-2008. (older version of a sub-project)Unter einem Paradigma des "documentary editing" sind insgesamt 12 "Mini-Editions" von hauptsächlich archivischem Material (z.B. Nachlassdokumente) entstanden. Davon bieten neun ausgezeichnete Volltexte, zwei basieren auf digitalen Abbildungen und eine enthält Volltexte und Abbildungen. Die Texte sind in SGML/XML ausgezeichnet, die Darstellung der Editionen greift teilweise auf XML/SGML-Browser (wie z.B. Dynaweb) zurück. Die einzelnen Editionen legen leicht unterschiedliche Schwerpunkte und benutzen teilweise unterschiedliche technische Lösungen. Einige haben in den letzten Jahren Erweiterungen und Relaunches erfahren und sind damit aus den "Mini-Editions" herausgewachsen.

Ed. by Antony H. Harrison, Charlottesville (VA), University of Virginia Press, 2006. Online-Subskription 270$ bis 560$. "This digital edition incorporates the complete text of the 4-volume print edition, The Letters of Christina Rossetti. ed. All 2124 letters may be read in chronological order or searched by full text or recipient. In addition, indexes from the print volumes have been consolidated into a powerful single online index." [from resource]

Ed. by Jerome McGann et al., Charlottesville (VA), University of Virginia / Institute for Advanced Technology in the Humanities, 2000-2008. "When completed in 2008, the Archive will provide [...] access to all of DGR's pictorial and textual works and to a large contextual corpus of materials [...]. All documents are encoded for structured search and analysis. The Rossetti Archive aims to include high-quality digital images of every surviving documentary state of DGR's works: all the manuscripts, proofs, and original editions, as well as the drawings, paintings, and designs of various kinds, including his collaborative photographic and craft works. These primary materials are transacted with a substantial body of editorial commentary, notes, and glosses." [from resource]

Ed. by Nicholas Griffin, James Chartrand et al., Hamilton (ON), McMaster University, 2006-. "The edition [...] will include a searchable digitized text of each letter. Each letter will be fully annotated to identify the recipient and the background to the letter as well as to identify Russell's allusions to persons, places, and events within it and to comment on problematic aspects of the text. [...] The edition will also include a scanned image of the original, so that alterations and doubtful readings can be seen. [...] The edition will conform to the standards of the Text Encoding Initiative. [...] In short, the edition will have all the amenities of a scholarly print edition together with some that are not possible in a print edition." [from resource]

Ed. by Esther Katz, New York (NY), New York University, 2000. (ongoing edition)Unter einem Paradigma des "documentary editing" sind insgesamt 12 "Mini-Editions" von hauptsächlich archivischem Material (z.B. Nachlassdokumente) entstanden. Davon bieten neun ausgezeichnete Volltexte, zwei basieren auf digitalen Abbildungen und eine enthält Volltexte und Abbildungen. Die Texte sind in SGML/XML ausgezeichnet, die Darstellung der Editionen greift teilweise auf XML/SGML-Browser (wie z.B. Dynaweb) zurück. Die einzelnen Editionen legen leicht unterschiedliche Schwerpunkte und benutzen teilweise unterschiedliche technische Lösungen. Einige haben in den letzten Jahren Erweiterungen und Relaunches erfahren und sind damit aus den "Mini-Editions" herausgewachsen.

Ed. by the Digital Library Services, St. Louis (MO), Washington University, 2007. "This collection is an expanded and updated version of the original Dred Scott Case Collection. The collection, was expanded from eighty-five to one hundred and eleven documents, over 400 pages of text. In addition, the collection is now a full-text, searchable resource that represents the full case history of the Dred Scott Case." [from resource]

Ed. by Jonathan Bate, Walton-on-Thames, Arden Shakespeare, 1997. ISBN 978-0174434707 (CD-ROM). Compact Disk [for Windows]. In Ermangelung einer anderen WWW-Dokumentation zielt der Link hier auf eine Besprechung der CD durch Ray Siemens in Early Modern Literary Studies 4/2 (1998).

"We create and publish works for the student, scholar, actor, and general reader in a form native to the medium of the Internet: scholarly, fully annotated texts of Shakespeare's plays, multimedia explorations of the context of Shakespeare's life and works, and records of his plays in performance". [from resource]
Es handelt sich vor allem um eine digitale Bibliothek, ein digitales Archiv und ein Portal, das versucht höchst verschiedene Materialien, wie z.B. die Shakespeare-Texte der verschiedenen frühen Druck-Ausgaben (als (diplomatisch transkribierte) elektronische Texte und als Faksimiles) oder Informationen über Shakespeare-Aufführungen, zusammenzubringen.

Ed. by Steven Jones, A Romantic Circles Electronic Edition, College Park (MD), University of Maryland, o.D. [Kommentar von Romantic Circles:] "Includes HTML, ASCII, and SGML versions, other works by Mary Shelley, works and excerpts from works cited by Shelley, bibliography, maps, images & sound files, critical essays, contemporary works on plague, notes."

Ed. by Neil Fraistat and Melissa Jo Sites, A Romantic Circles Electronic Edition, College Park (MD), University of Maryland, 1998. [Kommentar von Romantic Circles:] "Includes dialogic commentary; critical essays by Jerome J. McGann, W.J.T. Mitchell, and Grant F. Scott; images; bibliography; & notes."

Ed. by Michael Eberle-Sinatra, A Romantic Circles Electronic Edition, College Park (MD), University of Maryland, o.D. [Kommentar von Romantic Circles:] "Includes HTML and ASCII versions, related contemporary literary works, critical bibliography, print history, images, writings on the text, & notes."

Ed. by Neil Fraistat and Donald H. Reiman, A Romantic Circles Electronic Edition, College Park (MD), University of Maryland, 1997. [Kommentar von Romantic Circles:] "Includes HTML formatted texts, editors' introduction, critically edited text, diplomatic transcription, photofacsimile, & clear reading texts. Also includes collations, bibliography, and notes."

Ed. by Barbara Timm Gates, Charlottesville (VA), University of Virginia Press, 2006. Online-Subskription 75$ bis 100$. "This digital edition, newly edited by Prof. Gates, integrates the 1991 edition with transcriptions of the manuscript material." [from resource]

Ed. by Stephen C. Behrendt, Lincoln (NE), University of Nebraska, o.D. "The Charlotte Smith Project [...] will, upon its completion, make available in electronic form all the works in prose and poetry by Charlotte Smith, including all variant editions, together with complete bibliographical data. For Smith's prose works [...] the initial objective will be to mount [...] one edition of each work, usually the first to be published, so as to establish a fully representative collection of Smith's works. For Smith's poetry, the objective will be to mount [...], all editions of Elegiac Sonnets. Initially, a basic search engine will enable users to search the texts for words and phrases; a long-range objective is to add a more sophisticated search engine and to add additional XML tagging to increase the texts's capacity for comparably sophisticated search processes." [from resource]
Ursprüngliche Website (http://libtextcenter.unl.edu/ctsmithsite) spätestens 2012 nicht mehr verfügbar.

Ed. by Linda Pratt, Tim Fulford and Ian Packer, A Romantic Circles Electronic Edition, College Park (MD), University of Maryland, 2008. Sammlung von 280 Briefen. HTML generiert auf der der Basis von TEI. Ausführlichere Beschreibung in der Dokumentation ("about this edition").

Ed. by Matt Hill, A Romantic Circles Electronic Edition, College Park (MD), University of Maryland, o.D. Kommentierte Textausgabe auf der Basis von fünf überlieferten Fassungen. Langfristig sollen noch zehn weitere "pirated editions" berücksichtigt werden.

Ed. by Ann D. Gordon, Piscataway (NJ), Rutgers University, 2000. Unter einem Paradigma des "documentary editing" sind insgesamt 12 "Mini-Editions" von hauptsächlich archivischem Material (z.B. Nachlassdokumente) entstanden. Davon bieten neun ausgezeichnete Volltexte, zwei basieren auf digitalen Abbildungen und eine enthält Volltexte und Abbildungen. Die Texte sind in SGML/XML ausgezeichnet, die Darstellung der Editionen greift teilweise auf XML/SGML-Browser (wie z.B. Dynaweb) zurück. Die einzelnen Editionen legen leicht unterschiedliche Schwerpunkte und benutzen teilweise unterschiedliche technische Lösungen. Einige haben in den letzten Jahren Erweiterungen und Relaunches erfahren und sind damit aus den "Mini-Editions" herausgewachsen.

Ed. by Patrizia Nerozzi Bellman, Mailand, Istituto Universitario di Lingue Moderne, 2000-. "The Tristram Shandy Web is a critical edition of the text in a digital version. Starting from Sterne's original print edition - whose layout we intentionally preserved unaltered - we aim at showing its complexity in accordance with the advantages of hypertext format." [from resource]

Ed. by Julia Merritt, Sheffield, HRIOnline, 2007. ISBN 978-0954260899.
"John Stow's Elizabethan classic, A Survey of London, was first published in 1598. However, London was dramatically transformed following the Great Fire of 1666 and so an updated, expanded version was published by John Strype. This online edition presents the text, street plans and illustrations of Strype's classic work." [from resource]

Created by Lee Jaffe, Santa Cruz (CA), 1998-2005. Textausgabe (transkribierter Volltext ohne Faksimile) auf der Basis der Ausgabe von 1726 mit Korrekturen nach einer weiteren Ausgabe (1735). Das Projekt bietet darüber hinaus vor allem inhaltliche Annotationen und Kontextmaterial.
2012 im Netz unter der ursprünglichen Adresse (http://www.jaffebros.com/lee/gulliver/index.html) nicht mehr verfügbar.

Ed. by John A. Walsh et al., Bloomington (IN), Indiana University / Digital Culture Lab, 1997-2012. "The Swinburne Project is a digital collection, or virtual archive, devoted to the life and work of Victorian poet Algernon Charles Swinburne." [from resource]

Ed. by Larry J. Schaaf et al., Glasgow, University of Glasgow, 1999-2005. "The Correspondence of William Henry Fox Talbot Project has prepared a comprehensive edition of the nearly 10,000 letters to and from Talbot (1800-1877), the Wiltshire polymath best known for his invention of photography. Draft transcriptions of nearly all the letters were posted by September 2003 and further editing and annotation is proceeding." [from resource]

Ed. by the Mark Twain Project, Berkeley (CA), University of California Berkeley, 2007-. "Mark Twain Project Online [...] offers unfettered, intuitive access to reliable texts, accurate and exhaustive notes, and the most recently discovered letters and documents. Its ultimate purpose is to produce a digital critical edition, fully annotated, of everything Mark Twain wrote. MTPO is produced by the Mark Twain Papers and Project of The Bancroft Library in collaboration with the University of California Press; the site is hosted by UC Berkeley's Library Systems Office. In April 2009, the MLA Committee on Scholarly Editions designated MTPO an 'Approved Edition'."

Various Editors, Berkeley (CA), University of California, 2002-. Am Mark-Twain-Archiv entsteht die umfassende Mark-Twain-Gesamtausgabe (70 Bände). Inzwischen wird die gesamte Edition auf online-Publikationen umgestellt, wobei die Briefe (teils retrodigialisiert, teils direkt digital ediert) den Anfang machen. Digitale Werkeditionen und die Autobiographie sollen 2008 bzw. 2010 folgen.

Directed by Stephen Railton, Charlottesville (VA), University of Virginia, 1996-2007. "This interpretive archive, drawn largely from the resources of the Barrett Collection, focuses on how "Mark Twain" and his works were created and defined, marketed and performed, reviewed and appreciated. The goal is to allow readers, scholars, students and teachers to see what Mark Twain and His Times said about each other, in a way that can speak to us today. Contained here are dozens of texts and manuscripts, scores of contemporary reviews and articles, hundreds of images, and many different kinds of interactive exhibits." [from resource]

Ed. by Theodore J. Crackel, Charlottesville (VA), University of Virginia Press, 2007. "The Papers of George Washington encompasses five separate series and the complete diaries. This digital edition offers the complete Papers to date in one online publication. You may search on full text and by date, author, or recipient across all volumes and series. The exceptional indexing of the individual print volumes is combined here into a single master index, and all internal document cross-references are linked." [from resource]

... "Papers Relating to the Church Missionary Society Mission to Wellington Valley, New South Wales 1830 - 42. A Critical Electronic Edition Ed. by Hilary M. Carey and David A. Roberts, Newcastle, University of Newcastle, 2002. Inhaltlich handelt es sich um kommentierte elektronische Volltexte (Transkripte) der erschlossenen Archivalien.

Ed. by Ed Folsom and Kenneth M. Price, Lincoln (NE), University of Nebraska, 1995-2009. Ein umfangreiches digitales Archiv, das sich selbst aber sehr wohl als "Edition" der Werke Whitmans versteht. Einige Werke als Volltexte, die Manuskripte als Faksimiles mit diplomatisch genauem Text. Umfassendes Kontextmaterial (Bibliographie, Biographie, Rezensionen, Fotogalerie, Schüler). Technisch ist das Archiv im Jahr 2000 von HTML auf XML nach einer für das Projekt erweiterten TEI-DTD umgestellt worden (siehe die "Encoding Guidelines for Poetry Manuscripts"). Zusätzlich werden EAD (für die Beschreibung von Archivalien) und METS für komplexe digitale Objekte verwendet.
Introductory YouTube video from 2011

Ed. by Tilar Mazzeo, A Romantic Circles Electronic Edition, College Park (MD), University of Maryland, o.D. [Beschreibung von Romantic Circles:] "Includes MS Shelley adds.e.21 and MS Shelley adds.c.12, together comprising Williams's complete travel journal to India, here published in its entirety for the first time. Also included is a critical introduction."

Ed. by Michael Donald Livingston, Kalamazoo (MI), Western Michigan University, 2001. "... a new edition of the Old English poem Wulf and Eadwacer [...]. The introductory matter provides basic information about both the poem and the manuscript, and the edition proper includes a transcription of the poem, the text of the poem, and a translation of the Old English alongside relevant textual apparatus and commentary; a full bibliography and glossary complete the edition." [from resource]

Ed. by Melissa Bernstein Ser, Tallahassee (FL), Florida State University, 1996. "This edition allows you to point-and-click your way to a better understanding of one of the most important and powerful sermons of the Anglo-Saxon world. The Sermon of the Wolf to the English was composed by Wulfstan II, Archbishop of York and Bishop of Worcester, in approximately AD 1014, under the pseudonym Lupus. All five redactions of the text, plus analogous materials and a critically edited text and translation are presented here." [from resource]
Siehe ggf. auch den Intute-Eintrag.