Literaturarchiv and Literaturforschung

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This book explores the intricate relationship between literature, archives, and literary scholarship. It discusses the role of literary archives as research institutions and examines how they interact with literature studies. The text delves into the significance of writers and their connection to archives, as well as the interplay between literary scholarship and the history of science within these institutions. It addresses the challenges and perspectives related to editions and archives, including genetic text analysis and the role of letters as historical sources. The annotation also covers the experiences with regesta editions, the importance of libraries and bibliographies in literary archives, and the tasks of bibliographic offices. Furthermore, it highlights the models for processing research needs, the central card index of autographs, and the new regulations for using data processing in the cataloging of estates and autographs. The book discusses archival procedures from an archival perspective, including organization, cataloging, and inventorying at the Weimar Goethe and Schiller Archive. It also considers the challenges and prospects of cooperation among literary archives and their implications for research, alongside the specific tasks of the Swiss Literary Archive and the Innsbruck "Brenner-Archive." Finally, it presents theses on the cooperation between literary archives and literature studies, as well as reflec