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== Project contractors ==
== Project contractors ==
Project team led by '''[[Wojciech Kruszewski|dra hab. Wojciecha Kruszewskiego, prof. KUL]]'''. Independent researchers in the project:
Project team led by '''[[Wojciech Kruszewski (english version)|dra hab. Wojciecha Kruszewskiego, prof. KUL]]'''. Independent researchers in the project:


# '''dr hab. Jolanta Klimek Grądzka, prof. KUL'''
# '''dr hab. Jolanta Klimek Grądzka, prof. KUL'''

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Sources of financing: Narodowy Program Rozwoju Humanistyki, contract no. 0056/NPRH7/H11/86/2018
Implementation period: 2019-2023
Amount allocated for the implementation of the project: 1 123 378 PLN

Project Information

Goals and main assumptions of the project

The aim of the project is to develop the materials that make up the historical Philomath Archives using digital editing. Currently, the documents from this collection are scattered and stored in four institutions: the University Library of the John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin, the Museum of Literature in Warsaw, the Wróblewski Library in Vilnius and the Vilnius University Library. The planned edition is to collect all the documents from the Archive and make them available in digital form along with editorial editing.

Project description

The essence of the activities planned in this project is to obtain complete knowledge about the history and content of the collection of documents operating under the name of the Philomath Archive and to organize and communicate this knowledge in a scientific forum. This will be achieved by creating a digital edition of these documents. The planned edition is to enable the use of this online resource in the following way:

  • integrated (the edition will present all the Archive documents currently stored in different institutions in different countries),
  • varied, depending on the needs of the edition's recipients (the edition will include document images, transliterations, transcriptions and additional materials: document metrics, historical, historical-literary and linguistic comments and a complete bibliography),
  • simple (editing should be available using the most popular web browsers, without the need to install additional software and used intuitively, without the need for training).

Tools used

The work uses the IT infrastructure of the Text Encoding Initiative: https://tei-c.org/

The Edition Visualization Technology tool will be used for the presentation: http://evt.labcd.unipi.it/

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Project contractors

Project team led by dra hab. Wojciecha Kruszewskiego, prof. KUL. Independent researchers in the project:

  1. dr hab. Jolanta Klimek Grądzka, prof. KUL
  2. dr hab. Małgorzata Król, prof. KUL
  3. dr hab. Dariusz Pachocki, prof. KUL

Contact details

e-mail: arfi@kul.pl