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Can you read a doctor-writer’s handwriting? Explore Arthur Schnitzler’s literary texts online by transcribing his unpublished drafts and sketches. The ‘Transcribing Schnitzler ‘sprint’ aims to ‘source’ a public crowd, across different generations, which can transcribe a set of Schnitzler’s papers in four weeks.

The initiative will start on 19.10.15. Anybody who is interested in deciphering difficult handwriting or SchnitzlerÂ’s literary texts can join the conversation. Register at:Ìý.ÌýGerman language skills are needed to explore the website and SchnitzlerÂ’s creative workshop. A selection of the most successful transcriptions will be published on the website at the end of the ‘sprintÂ’.

‘Transcribing SchnitzlerÂ’ is a participatory project organized by the British team of theÌýSchnitzler Digital Critical Edition ProjectÌýbased at the Universities of º£½ÇÉçÇø and Bristol, and University College London. The UK team is editing texts by Arthur Schnitzler from the period between 1904 and 1913. Unpublished sketches and drafts from SchnitzlerÂ’s dramatic textsÌýProfessor Bernhardi,ÌýDas weite LandÌý²¹²Ô»åÌýDie GleitendenÌýwill be accessible online for four weeks.

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Further information is also available withÌýthe .

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