Projects — creating digital correspondences
Electronic Enlightenment is involved in numerous projects involving academic editors working on sets of manuscripts directly from archives, researchers using EE data to generate new kinds and views of information, translators providing new linguistic access to the letters, and publishers contributing new or already published collections.
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Digital correspondence of Voltaire project
— Editorial project creating an updated edition of Voltaire's correspondence, with new letters, new annotations and manuscript images.
The first tranche is dedicated in a Festschrift for Paul LeClerc.
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Digital letters of André Morellet project
— Editorial project publishing a new edition of Morellet's letters, with new letters and new annotations.
Dedicated to the memory of Dorothy Medlin, general editor of the edition.
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Digital correspondence of Bernardin de Saint-Pierre project
— Editorial project publishing the first critical edition of the correspondence of this French author and botanist.
Digital correspondence of Philip "Polyby" Williams project
— Editorial project, publishing the first critical edition of the correspondence of this vicar, classical scholar & chaplain to the Speaker of the House of Commons.
Correspondence in translation project: addressing everyone
— Translation project opening linguistic access to EE's correspondence networks.
EE founding corpus project
— Digitization project capturing over 75,000 letters from selected critical editions to launch Electronic Enlightenment.
Generously sponsored by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.