Scholarly Editing and Digital Publication Projects
Yale University is home to several long-term scholarly editing projects for eighteenth century sources. Some projects hold significant reference and resource collections that are available to others for consultation, generally by appointment. Editorial staff also are available for consultation and assistance, and some programs offer internships, work study and other opportunities for student engagement.
Jonathan Edwards Center at Yale University |
The Jonathan Edwards Center supports inquiry into the life, writings and legacy of Jonathan Edwards through its various research activities, scholarly editing and publication projects, and programs in international outreach and education. The Center is based at the Yale Divinity School. Kenneth P. Minkema, Executive Editor and director of the Works of Jonathan Edwards and Jonathan Edwards Center. For more information: http://edwards.yale.edu
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Papers of Benjamin Franklin |
The Papers of Benjamin Franklin collects, edits and publishes the writings and papers of Franklin. The project, established in 1954, is based in the Sterling Memorial Library. Ellen R. Cohn, Editor For more information: http://franklinpapers.yale.edu
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Yale Editions of the Private Papers of James Boswell |
The Yale Editions of the the Private Papers of James Boswell ran from 1949 until 2021. For more information: http://boswelleditions.yale.edu
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