In the preface to this volume Heinrich Schepers avers: "Direct reference to the manuscripts and their treatment in the
Academy Edition caused engagement with the secondary literature to retreat into the background, for which I hereby ask for understanding" (n.
The
Academy Edition reproduces, for the first time, the full text of the original serial version of Rolf Boldrewood's Robbery Under Arms, which was initially published in the Sydney Mail between 1882 and 1883.
For instance, (AK 4: 227) refers to volume 4, page 227 in the German
Academy edition.
The letters have been meticulously prepared and published over the last decade in Russia, Canada, and Germany under the editorship of Andrew Donskov (the only foreign scholar to sit on the editorial board of the new
Academy edition of Tolstoy) and carefully translated at various stages by John Woodsworth.
2) A colorful description of this process is provided in the first, abortive, Imperial Military
Academy edition of his memoirs (see G.
Proceedings of the International Conference ICMaS 2004, Romanian
Academy Edition, pp.
In fact, over time I bought and mailed him the entire Brokgauz encyclopedia and the huge
Academy edition of Pushkin's works.
In terms of scope and detail, the Cambridge edition is unrivaled in any language, except for the authoritative
Academy edition begun under the directorship of Wilhelm Dilthey in 1900, which, however, is still not completed and several volumes of which are in serious need of re-editing.
The impression of critical old-fashionedness is compounded by Spiegel's insistence on making reference to the edition of Dostoevskii's work published in the mid-1950s in preference to the now-standard
Academy edition (1972-90).
The
Academy edition proceeds chronologically in four parallel series: series 1 contains the works published by Fichte himself; series 2 contains unpublished works; series 3 contains the correspondence; and series 4 contains transcripts of Fichte's lectures from other hands.
This new edition in the
Academy Edition series has been extensively edited, restoring much of the material deleted at the publisher's request for the first edition.
00--This volume presents for the first time in English selections from eight sets of student notes taken during Kant's courses on Metaphysics from approximately 1762 through 1795 based on Gerhard Lehmann's edition of volumes 28 and 29 of the
Academy edition of Kants Gesammelte Schriften (Berlin, 1968-83).
