A digital edition of W. H. Auden's letters to Stella Musulin – The project makes openly available previously inaccessible documents by British-American poet W. H. Auden (1907–1973) in the estate of Welsh-Austrian writer Stella Musulin in a scholarly digital…

Auden in Austria Digital (AAD) makes openly accessible all archival papers by, or related to, British-American poet W. H. Auden (1907–1973) in Austria through a scholarly digital edition, which will be a unique comprehensive resource for international Auden…

This project studies the cultural authority of writers at the intersections of literature, politics, the media, and celebrity culture.

This project encompasses the collection, digitization and publication of documents from the estate of Viennese poet Konrad Bayer (1932-1964).

Since 2023, the OeAW holds documents on the life, work, and impact of Thomas Bernhard (1931–1989). An online research platform will make these materials accessible and promote the examination of Bernhard's work in the context of literary, cultural and media…

Thomas Bernhard’s most spectacular and controversial drama, its creation and public reception, are documented in a historical-critical digital edition.

A historical-critical digital edition of Thomas Bernhard’s autofictional narration „Wittgensteins Neffe“, originally published in 1982.

The project is aimed at cataloguing, organizing and inventorying the literary remains of Thomas Bernhard as digitized by the Austrian Academy of Sciences in Gmunden and partly in Vienna between 2014 and 2018.

an online database of all published translations of Thomas Bernhard's works

A digital edition of Kraus’ extensive analysis of the beginning of National Socialist rule in Germany, 1933.

This project aimed at providing a digital scholarly edition of the legal papers of Austrian satirist Karl Kraus (1874-1936).

In her life memoirs, Clara Katharina Pollaczek wrote about meeting Arthur Schnitzler when they were young and, above all, about their time together, during which she was his central partner. We present a digital edition of the manuscript, which has only been…

This project aimed at editing Arthur Schnitzler’s (1862–1931) correspondences with more than 40 writers and putting them on a website.

Digital critical edition of 45 complete correspondences and more than 3,600 correspondence pieces exchanged between Arthur Schnitzler (1862–1931) and fellow writers.

A third project period adds over 1200 additional letters from and to Arthur Schnitzler, including correspondence with Otto Brahm, Heinrich Mann, Else Plessner, Rainer Maria Rilke and Stefan Zweig.

The project is aimed at developing and publishing a historical-critical edition of the early literary works of Arthur Schnitzler in printed and digital forms.

The project “Arthur Schnitzler – Journal” includes a digital edition of the 16,407 entries that writer Arthur Schnitzler noted in his journal.

180 historical texts featuring Arthur Schnitzler’s public persona. Together, they create a ‘public biography’'of Schnitzler by collecting what the public could know about him.