On Annotation
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Explanatory annotation is one of the oldest hermeneutic practices but comparatively few people have thought about it systematically. What is the influence on the reading and comprehension of a text? What must annotations look like in order to be really helpful? How can we distinguish between explanatory annotations and interpretations?
Matthias Bauer, Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen, Germany
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Posts by Sandra Wetzel
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February News
In the summer term, TEASys co-founder Prof. Dr. Angelika Zirker is offering the focus module “How to Do Things with Corpora” at the University of Tübingen (eligible also for the […]
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News November
TEASys co-founder Prof. Dr. Angelika Zirker will give a guest lecture titled “Annotationen in der Literaturwissenschaft: Texterschließung und Hermeneutik” in the lecture course “VL Digital Humanities Grundlagen, Methoden und Reflexion […]
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October News
The Annotating Literature student groups will – again – meet in person during the winter term 2022/2023. We’re always looking for new participants and if you are interested or would […]
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New Publication: Self-Annotated Literary Works 1300-1900
One of our team members, Miriam Lahrsow, has recently published “Self-Annotated Literary Works: An Extensive Collection of Titles and Selected Metadata“. The collection is offered in different formats (pdf, HTML, […]
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