Robert Leiber Collection
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Da settembre 2022 il Fondo Leiber è oggetto di inventariazione e digitalizzazione completa, pertanto è sospesa la consultazione e la richiesta di riproduzione da parte dei ricercatori. Il Fondo sarà aperto a qualsiasi studioso che si impegni a collaborare con l’Archivio per almeno sei mesi nelle attività di inventario, scansione e metadatazione dei documenti.
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Project Stages
- Conditioning and Conservation
Assessment of the state of conservation of the Fund's documents in order to intervene with targeted restoration, starting with the papers in a precarious state. The main damage is mechanical: tears, gaps and breaks in the edges of the papers.The documents, once numbered, will be cleaned using a dust collector, then interleaved and placed in conservation folders.
- The online epistolary
The digitized letters will be accompanied by metadata, which includes, in addition to the classical correspondence data, the key concepts and abstracts in English. On the GATE platform, it is possible to semantically annotate (planned entities: Names, Places, Works, Concepts) the texts, increasing the possibility of linking information and knowledge of a documentation that opens up a glimpse into the history of the Church in the 20th century. The letters of some correspondents (cf. the letters of Albrecht von Bayern) were used during seminars and teaching courses.
- Document Inventory
All the other material in the Fund will be described by means of an analytical inventory accessible online. Only part of these documents, selected by the APUG, may be digitized.
Copyrights
Unless otherwise indicated, all files and contributions (transcriptions, pages, comments) uploaded and submitted to GATE by administrators and users are considered to be released under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License. All the rights on the images of the manuscripts or other documentation are property of the Historical Archives of the Pontifical Gregorian University (User:ArchivesPUG). If you need high resolution images for your publications or for other usages, please contact us using this form.
Your contributions to GATE must be original or, at most, copied from public domain or similar free sources. Remember to always cite your sources and, more important, do not submit copyrighted work without permission.
