Oekonomische Enzyclopaedie
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Digital edition of the economic-technological encyclopaedia by J. G. Krünitz, published in 242 volumes from 1773 to 1858.
Short description of the project
The DTA is an archive for German-language historical text collections at the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities. It comprises annotated full-text transcriptions of prints, newspapers, journals and handwritten documents of various genres and text types. The DTABf is an established basic format for the transcriptions.
Project content
Around 40 corpora are currently available for re-use. At the centre is the DTA core corpus, which, with around 1,500 works, forms the basis for a reference corpus of Modern High German (16th to early 20th century). The collections are being successively expanded as part of the NFDI consortium Text+ and ‘Wortgeschichte digital’, a sub-project of the Centre for Digital Lexicography of the German Language.
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Digital edition of the economic-technological encyclopaedia by J. G. Krünitz, published in 242 volumes from 1773 to 1858.
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