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Proyecto piloto para la recuperación y edición de textos góticos olvidados.
The Northanger Library Project (HUM2006-03404/FILO) Subvencionado por el Ministerio de Educación y Ciencia. Investigador principal: Manuel Aguirre. Otros investigadores: Esteban Pujals, Belén Piqueras. Investigadores en formación (PDIF): Eva Ardoy, Claudia Díaz, Júlia Földenyi, Raquel García, Celia Marqués, Beatriz Sánchez, Celia Turrión. Fechas: Diciembre 2006 – Diciembre 2009. Este proyecto es una expansión de The Gothic Library Project. Como parte de un esfuerzo internacional de recuperación de patrimonios culturales europeos, y en el marco de una perspectiva liminarista del siglo XVIII (ver Threshold and Text abajo), se propone la edición y estudio de textos góticos olvidados.
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