Giuliano Infantino, a postdoctoral fellow at the University of Toronto, has created new, freely accessible digital editions of the works of Hegel and Schelling.
Digital Hegel texts have existed for a long time; they mostly follow older editions of the works, often in modernized spelling and without Hegel’s letter-spacing. This digital edition presents Hegel’s text according to the Gesammelte Werke (GW), the authoritative historical-critical edition: in the spelling of the GW, with letter-spaced type marked, citable line by line according to the GW pages. It contains only Hegel’s public-domain text, without the editors’ protected apparatus.
It is a work in progress, as further volumes will be added to it as its intellectual property protections expire. Infantino discusses the intellectual property rights issues related to scholarly editions of these texts here.
The Schelling collection is based on the text of the Sämmtliche Werke. Infantino says:
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