220036 Digitale Diplomatik - eine Urkundendatenbank 'made in Bielefeld' (S) (WiSe 2025/2026)
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Urkunden geben als eine zentrale Quellengattung des Mittelalters und - neben Akten - auch der Frühen Neuzeit Auskunft über verschiedenste Rechtsgeschäfte. Im Rahmen des Seminars sollen Grundkenntnisse der Diplomatik erworben und bestehende Urkundendatenbanken und ihre analogen Vorgänger analysiert werden, um im Rahmen eines Workshops mit der Bielefeld University Press und regionalen Archiven am Konzept einer geplanten neuen Urkundendatenbank zu arbeiten. Im Fokus stehen dabei die sogenannten Notariatsinstrumente in vor allem ostwestfälischen Archiven, deren systematische Erforschung bislang ein Desiderat ist.
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Thomas Vogtherr: Urkundenlehre. Hannover 2008 (Hahnsche historische Hilfswissenschaften);Josef Hartmann: Urkunden. In: Friedrich Beck/Eckart Henning (Hg.): Die archivalischen Quellen. Mit einer Einführung in die Historischen Hilfswissenschaften. 5. Aufl. Köln/Weimar/Wien 2012, S. 25–54; Magdalena Weileder: Notariatsinstrumente / Notarsurkunden, in: Mathias Kluge (Hg.), Mittelalterliche Geschichte. Eine digitale Einführung (2021). URL: https://mittelalterliche-geschichte.de/weileder-magdalena-01
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| Frequency | Weekday | Time | Format / Place | Period | |
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| weekly | Di | 16-18 | 13.10.2025-06.02.2026 |
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| 22-2.2_a Methodikmodul | Grundseminar Methodik | Study requirement
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| 22-2.4_a Fachdidaktisches Methodikmodul | Grundseminar Methodik | Study requirement
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| 22-2.7 Digital History | Grundseminar Methodik | Study requirement
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