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Joseph Von Hammer-Purgstall. Briefe, Erinnerungen, Materialien Version 2 – 2018 Teil 3/3.1 PUBLIKATIONEN AUS DEM ARCHIV DER UNIVERSITÄT GRAZ Joseph von Hammer-Purgstall. Briefe, Erinnerungen, Materialien Version 2 – 2018 Teil 3/3.1 PUBLIKATIONEN AUS DEM ARCHIV DER UNIVERSITÄT GRAZ Begründet von Hermann Wiesflecker Fortgeführt von Walter Höflechner Herausgegeben von Alois Kernbauer Band 46 QUELLEN ZUR GESCHICHTLICHEN LANDESKUNDE DER STEIERMARK Band XXX Herausgegeben von der Historischen Landeskommission für Steiermark JOSEPH VON HAMMER-PURGSTALL BRIEFE, ERINNERUNGEN, MATERIALIEN Version 2 – 2018 Herausgegeben von Walter Höflechner, Alexandra Wagner und Gerit Koitz-Arko unter Heranziehung der Arbeiten von Herbert König, Alexandra Marics, Gustav Mittelbach †, Thomas Wallnig, Reinhart Bachofen von Echt † und Rudolf Payer von Thurn † JOSEPH VON HAMMER-PURGSTALL BRIEFE, ERINNERUNGEN, MATERIALIEN Version 2 – 2018 Herausgegeben von Walter Höflechner, Alexandra Wagner und Gerit Koitz-Arko unter Heranziehung der Arbeiten von Herbert König, Alexandra Marics, Gustav Mittelbach †, Thomas Wallnig, Reinhart Bachofen von Echt † und Rudolf Payer von Thurn † Teil 3/3.1 Materialien Dieses Werk ist im Buchhandel erhältlich und steht auch online unter https://hdl.handle.net/11471/559.10 zur Verfügung. Redaktion: Univ.-Prof. Mag. Dr. Alois Kernbauer Die Drucklegung erfolgt mit Unterstützung durch die Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz und die Historische Landeskommission für Steiermark. Druck: DMS Dobl Satz: Universitätsarchiv © Akademische Druck- u. Verlagsanstalt Graz 2018 Printed in Austria ISBN 978-3-201-02036-7 – 1043 – 3 EIN VERZEICHNIS VON PUBLIKATIONEN UND MANUSKRIPTEN VON JOSEPH VON HAMMER(‐PURGSTALL) Mit dem nachfolgenden Schriftenverzeichnis wird versucht, die selbstständigen und unselbstständigen Publikationen HPs einschließlich der von ihm verfassten Rezensionen und in Bibliographien genannten Manuskripte zu erfassen. Das Verzeichnis erhebt keinerlei Anspruch auf Vollständigkeit, ja nicht einmal auf gesicherte Korrektheit. Die ermittelten Angaben beruhen auf den in der Rubrik „Quellen“ genannten Vorlagen bzw. (wo nichts ausgewiesen ist) auf den im Internet im Wege von http://www.ubka.uni‐ karlsruhe.de/kvk.html zugänglichen Bibliothekskatalogen. Den Publikationen selbst konnte nicht weiter nachgegangen werden. Da auch die modernen bibliothekarischen Angaben, wie sie sich z.B. im Karlsruher Virtuellen Katalog finden, mitunter Differenzen in der Titelerfassung aufweisen; kann, wie bereits angedeutet, nicht durchwegs der Anspruch auf ein einer Autopsie standhaltendes Zitat erhoben werden, da eine Autopsie nur in den wenigsten Fällen vorgenommen werden konnte. In Bezug auf die Unvollständigkeit des Verzeichnisses ist darauf hinzuweisen, dass HP, wie er in seinen „Erinnerungen aus meinem Leben“ verschiedentlich angibt, aus den unterschiedlichsten Anlässen zahlreiche Gelegenheitsgedichte (vielfach Sonette) in den unterschiedlichsten Druckmedien veröffentlichte; ihnen konnte nicht weiter nachgegangen werden. Ebensowenig den offenbar nicht wenigen, vor allem in den späten Jahren (insbesondere ab 1848) auch in Tageszeitungen publizierten Stellungnahmen zu tagespolitischen Themen, die er nebenbei in den Erinnerungen erwähnt. In beiden Fällen handelte es sich um gezeichnete wie auch anonyme Veröffentlichungen. Auch hinsichtlich der zahlreichen Übersetzungen seiner großen Arbeiten (z.B. der Geschichte des Osmanischen Reiches) in zahlreiche Sprachen, die bis in die Gegenwart erscheinen; wurden keine spezifischen Nachforschungen angestellt; soweit sie aber im Zuge der Arbeit entdeckt wurden, wurden sie bei der Nennung der ersten Ausgabe bzw. des ersten Bandes des Werkes ausgewiesen. In jenen Fällen, in denen HP selbst (wie etwa bei der „Geschichte des Osmanischen Reiches“) eine weitere (gekürzte) Ausgabe herausgab, erscheint diese im betreffenden Jahr als eigenständiges Werk. Bei mehrbändigen Werken, deren Bände in Verlaufe mehrerer Jahre erscheinen (und jeweils in diesen aufgelistet sind), erscheint der – 1044 – vollständige Titel (soferne nicht einzelne Bände spezielle Titel tragen) stets nur beim ersten Band. Bei der Benützung zu bedenken ist auch, dass das Erscheinungsjahr nur bedingt etwas über den Zeitpunkt der Fertigstellung des Werkes aussagt, da einerseits die Zensur Zeit in Anspruch nahm und weiters HP selbst (wie im Falle seiner „Geschichte der arabischen Literatur“) u.U. zwei fertig gedruckte Bände von der Veröffentlichung zurückhielt (z.B. weil er sich bezüglich der Widmung unschlüssig war). Besonders zu beachten ist dieses Phänomen bei den Bänden der „Fundgruben des Orients“, deren Erscheinen in Gestalt von vier Heften sich über mehr als zwei Jahre hinziehen konnte. Die Titel der Beiträge in den „Fundgruben des Orients“ enthalten mitunter offenbar Druckfehler; diese wurden – um nicht irrige Korrekturen vorzunehmen – nicht berichtigt. Desgleichen ist die Paginierung fehlerhaft; es ist dazu das in diesem Anhang gegebene berichtigte Inhaltsverzeichnis der „Fundgruben des Orients“ zu vergleichen. Weiters ist zu bemerken, dass die „Fundgruben des Orients“ vermutlich weitere, hier nicht angeführte Beiträge enthalten, die von HP stammen dürften, die aber nicht gezeichnet und daher nicht als die seinigen erkennbar sind. Folgende Abkürzungen wurden verwendet: AdLK = Annalen der Literatur und Kunst in dem österr. Kaiserthume AjMm = The Asiatic journal and monthly miscellany AlmWien = Almanach der Akademie der Wissenschaften Wien ALZ Halle = Allgemeine Literaturzeitung Halle ALZ Jena ErgBll = Ergänzungsblätter zur Jenaischen Allgemeinen Literaturzeitung AnzBl = Anzeigenblatt AP = Appollonion ArchGStLuK = Archiv für Geschichte, Statistik, Literatur und Kunst. Aurora = Seidl’s Aurora Azg Dresden = Abendzeitung zu Dresden BAZ = Beilage zur Allgemeinen Zeitung BBAW = Berlin‐Brandenburgische Akademie der Wissenschaften, Akademiebibliothek BiblItaliana = Biblioteca Italiana o sia Giornale di letteratura, scienze ed arti BvBMA = Braun von Braunthal’s österr. Musenalmanach Castelli HF = Castelli’s Huldigung den Frauen Cur = Curiositäten der physisch‐literarisch‐artistisch‐historischen Vor‐ und Mitwelt DAufmG = Der Aufmerksame zu Gratz – 1045 – DGöttS = Denkschriften der Göttinger Societät DtNF = Amtlicher Bericht über die Versammlung Deutscher Naturforscher und Ärzte DWien = Denkschriften der phil‐hist. Classe der Akademie der Wissenschaften in Wien EbALZH = Ergänzungsblatt zur Allgemeinen Literaturzeitung Halle EF = Erste Flugschriften auf besonderen Blättern EMA = Erichson’s Musenalmanach Ersch‐Gruber = Johann Samuel Ersch und Johann Gottfried Gruber (Hgg.), Allgemeine Encyclopädie der Wissenschaften und Künste Faust = Faust. Poligrafisch‐illustrirte Zeitschrift FdO = Fundgruben des Orients Flugschriften = Flugschriften Kundmachung der Revolutionäre; erstes zensurfreies Blatt mit orientalischer Schrift GiL = Giornale dell’ I.R. istituto lombardo di scienze, lettere ed arti GiLBi = Giornale dell’ I.R. istituto lombardo di scienze, lettere ed arti e Biblioteca Italiana compilata da varj dotti nazionali e stranieri GB = Google Books HbJb = Heidelberger Jahrbücher der Literatur Hermes = Hermes oder kritisches Jahrbuch der Literatur Hertha = Hertha. Zeitschrift für Erd‐, Völker‐ und Staatenkunde HorArch = Hormayr’s Archiv für Geographie, Historie, Staats‐ und Kriegskunst IWLZ = Intelligenzblatt der Wiener Literatur Zeitung JwK = Jahrbücher für wissenschaftliche Kritik JASBengal = Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal JAsia = Journal Asiatique JLM = Journal des Luxus und der Moden JRASGBI = Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland Kaltenb = Kaltenbäckʹs österreichischer Zeitschrift für Geschichts‐ und Staatskunde KreWu = Krestan‐Wundsam (Dokumentation zur Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften 1847–1972, Bd I: Die Schriften der philosophisch‐historischen Klasse, 1. Teil: Autorenverzeichnis, bearb. von Ludmilla Krestan unter Mitwirkung von Klaus Wundsam, Wien 1972) LbMb = Literaturblatt zum Morgenblatt – 1046 – LLZ = Leipziger Literaturzeitung LAp = Leon’s Apollonion MdO = Memorabilien des Orients, hg. v. Augusti MfgS = Morgenblatt für gebildete Stände NJA = Nouveau Journal Asiatique NMM = The New Monthly Magacine an Universal Register OTbW = Österr. Taschenbuch von Weimar ÖBeob = Österreichischer Beobachter ÖBG = Katalog der österreichischen Bibliotheksgemeinschaften ÖCO = Österr. Centralorgan für Literatur ÖTKal = Österreichisch Taschenkalender Philomele = Gräffer’s Philomele Sartori mT = Sartori’s malerisches Taschenbuch Schmidls öBll = Dr. Schmidlʹs österreichischen Blättern für Literatur, Kunst, Geschichte, Statistik und Naturkunde Selam = Castelli’s Selam StmkZs = Steyermärkische Zeitschrift Tibur = Sartori’s österreichischer Tibur TbVG = Taschenbuch für die vaterländische Geschichte TlsB = Transaction oft he literary society of Bombay TransRAsiaticS GBI = Transactions of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland TransRSLit = Transactions of the Royal Society of litterature UUStK = Ulman’s und Umbreit’s theologischen Studien und Kritiken. Zeitschrift für das gesammte Gebiet der Theologie VBlätter = Vaterländische Blätter VerhAkTurin = Verhandlungen der Turiner Akademie VerhAMünchen = Verhandlungen der AkdWiss München Vogl = Vogl’s österr. Wunderhorn WLitZg = Wiener Literaturzeitung WrJbLit = Wiener Jahrbücher der Literatur WZg = Wiener Zeitung WZsLKM = Wiener Zeitschrift für Literatur, Kunst und Mode ZDMG = Zeitschrift der Deutschen morgenländischen Gesellschaft. – 1047 – Schriftenverzeichnis Joseph von Hammer(‐Purgstall) Bandzahl Auflag Erschei‐ bzw. e bzw. Seiten‐ Jahr Titel nungs‐ Verlag Quelle Bemerkung Titel der Band, angabe ort Zeitschr
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