Text and Con-Text.Structures of the publishing history of texts of medieval philosophy and its neighboring disciplines.

文本和上下文。中世纪哲学及其邻近学科文本的出版历史结构。

• 批准号: 422675959
• 负责人: Professor Dr. Rolf Schönberger
• 金额: --
• 依托单位: Lehrstuhl für Geschichte der Philosophie
• 依托单位国家: 德国
• 项目类别: Research Grants
• 财政年份: 2019
• 资助国家: 德国
• 起止时间: 2018-12-31 至 2021-12-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://gepris.dfg.de/gepris/projekt/422675959?language=en
• 关键词: Text; Con; Text.Structures; publishing; history

Medieval philosophical texts and texts relevant for philosophy are conveyed both in manuscript form and in printing. The submitted project will cover the publishing history of medieval texts. By comprehensively reviewing this history, this project will, for the first time, provide two different findings to medieval studies: first, the inflation and deflation of the interest later readers had in certain medieval texts; secondly, the textual contexts, in which later readers placed these texts within this publishing history. Furthermore, the diachronic perspective of this project shall, in an exclusive manner, characterize the structural features of the later tradition of medieval texts. This means, it reveals both the relation between printed and unprinted texts and between authentic and pseudo-epigraphic texts. This has not been accomplished by philosophical medieval research so far. Building on serious bibliographic preliminary works, the submitted project tries to close this research desideratum by covering the publishing history of medieval texts and by reviewing the various stages of this history.The twofold relation between a text and its author and thereby to an oeuvre (con-text) is subject to heavy fluctuations. Especially for the most important authors one might say: Particularly their oeuvre which has been printed most frequently in different editions is often penetrated by non authentic texts. In the interest of historical perception, one has to envision not the historical turning point, caused by the rectification of the authorship of a certain oeuvre, but the history of its reception as a whole - including the many partial editions. For the later identification of an author does not turn the former reception history of a text into an obsolete one since former recipients read and printed this text always by crediting it with a certain importance. This credit determines the aforementioned twofold relation.The project will transfer the enormous abundance of data concerning biographies, texts, and bibliographies dealing with the publishing history of medieval texts into a substantially upgraded online database instead of a conventional reference book. This will provide medieval scholars with comprehensive research opportunities, e. g. the coverage of all relevant bibliographic attributes. Furthermore, it can easily be corrected and extended and can take into account even short texts such as letters, carmina, and sermons and also anonymous texts in a comprehensive manner.An additional monograph shall summarize the structures features of the publishing history for medieval philosophy as a whole and for exemplary authors.

中世纪哲学文本和与哲学相关的文本以手稿形式和印刷形式传达。提交的项目将涵盖中世纪文本的出版历史。通过全面回顾这段历史，本项目将首次为中世纪研究提供两个不同的发现：第一，后来读者对某些中世纪文本的兴趣的膨胀和紧缩；其次，文本背景，后来的读者将这些文本置于出版历史中。此外，该项目的历时视角将以独特的方式描绘中世纪文本后来传统的结构特征。这意味着，它揭示了印刷文本和非印刷文本之间以及真实和伪碑文文本之间的关系。迄今为止，中世纪哲学研究还没有做到这一点。在严肃的书目初步工作的基础上，提交的项目试图通过涵盖中世纪文本的出版历史并回顾这段历史的各个阶段来结束这项研究的迫切需要。文本与其作者之间的双重关系，从而与作品之间的双重关系（con -text）会受到剧烈波动的影响。特别是对于最重要的作者，人们可能会说：特别是他们最常以不同版本印刷的作品往往被非真实文本所渗透。为了历史感知的利益，人们必须预见的不是由纠正某一部作品的作者身份而引起的历史转折点，而是其整体接受的历史——包括许多部分版本。因为后来对作者的识别并不会将文本的先前接收历史变成过时的历史，因为以前的接收者总是通过相信它具有一定的重要性来阅读和打印该文本。这种信用决定了上述双重关系。该项目将把有关中世纪文本出版历史的传记、文本和参考书目的大量数据转移到一个大幅升级的在线数据库中，而不是传统的参考书。这将为中世纪学者提供全面的研究机会，例如。 g。覆盖所有相关的书目属性。此外，它很容易被纠正和扩展，甚至可以综合考虑信件、书信、布道等短文本以及匿名文本。附加专着应总结中世纪哲学出版史的结构特征：一个整体和模范作者。