Publishing primary resources

1. Adding new documents: 1 letter or 1,000 letters . . .

The structure and principles of EE makes it easy to incorporate individual or small groups of letters, which will appear properly contextualized and linked — by people, dates, location and topics — into this definitive scholarly resource. You may also wish to discuss collaborative development of a larger, born-digital edition not previously published.

Publishing letters in EE — from a handful of letters to thousands . . .

For an example of the kinds of primary resources being published by the Electronic Enlightenment Project, please see our list of —

 Born digital collections

 Born digital editions    

2. Addressed to everyone: a translation programme from EE:

The structure and principles of EE makes it easy to incorporate new information about documents or individuals.

3. Adding new information

The structure and principles of EE makes it easy to incorporate new information about documents or individuals.

Biographical information

Identify or extend our knowledge of people who appear in EE. For example:

Dating documents

Help fix the date of documents that previous editors could not determine. For example:

Geographical locations

You may be able to identify or refine the location for the writing or receipt of letters:

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