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Among the books that once belonged to Arthur Schopenhauer, including his Spanish books, we had found handwritten annotations, reading marks and drawings (Hübscher 1968; Losada 2011). Most of the annotations are underlining, vertical lines in the margin, cross references, etc. We refer to a specific type of annotation within an author’s personal library: the author’s marginalia (Jackson 2001). This poster presents a digital project, http://www.schopenhauer.uni.wroc.pl, and aims to show the utility of such digital edition, the criteria used for the encoding (XML-TEI) and the framework for the publication (TEICHI).
{"references": ["Losada Palenzuela, Jos\u00e9 Luis (2017), \"Anotaciones manuscritas en bibliotecas de autor. Propuesta de etiquetado y de publicaci\u00f3n digital\", Revista de Humanidades digitales, 1, 116-131, DOI: 10.5944/rhd.vol.1.2017.16563"]}
Schopenhauer, marginalia, XML-TEI, Gracián
Schopenhauer, marginalia, XML-TEI, Gracián
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