Correspondences of Early Romanticism – RDF-serialisation

RDF-serialisation of the data collected and processed in the DFG-project "Correspondences of Early Romanticism", based on the CER Ontology, Version 1. The data is first collected and edited by a team of researchers at Johannes Gutenberg-University Mainz (Laura Fath, Jochen Strobel) in the virtual research environment "FUD", developed by the Trier Center for Digital Humanities (University of Trier). Next, it is transformed into a Neo4j-knowledge graph (Elena Suárez Cronauer). This internal project graph serves as a research environment for processing data and exporting it for further analysis using (historical) network research methods. Here, the data is further enriched by querying information on gender assignments from the Integrated Authority File (GND) of the German National Library, and by inferred relations of co-presence between writers of letters (cf. "Reasoning in CER: Co-Presence"). Lastly, the data is exported into RDF/TTL.本数据集为德国研究基金会（Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft, DFG）资助的“早期浪漫主义通信”项目中收集并处理的数据的RDF序列化格式，基于CER本体（CER Ontology）版本1。 本数据集首先由美因茨约翰内斯·古腾堡大学的研究团队（Laura Fath、Jochen Strobel）在特里尔大学数字人文中心开发的虚拟研究环境“FUD”中完成收集与编辑工作。 随后，数据集被转换为Neo4j知识图谱（由Elena Suárez Cronauer完成）。该项目内部图谱作为研究环境，用于数据处理，并可导出以采用（历史）网络研究方法开展进一步分析。在此阶段，通过查询德国国家图书馆集成权威文件（GND）中的性别标注信息，以及推论文学书信作者间的共现关联（参见《CER中的推理：共现分析》），数据集得到进一步丰富。最终，数据集被导出为RDF/TTL格式。