zflprojekte.de

The Leibniz-Zentrum für Literatur- und Kulturforschung (ZfL) is a research institution in Berlin. Its website presents its research projects, including the Historisches Wörterbuch interdisziplinärer Begriffe, a dictionary under construction that covers concepts used with different meanings across disciplines and traces their historical development.

The ZfL also runs a database of biographies and scholarly profiles of German-speaking linguists who were persecuted between 1933 and 1945, founded by Utz Maas. Its specialist library maintains a wiki with information on new publications and literature research, and a library blog on literary studies, digital humanities and related topics.

The ZfL Blog emerged in 2017 from a working group on blogging in the humanities at the ZfL. It publishes irregularly, about 30 posts per year, mostly by ZfL staff and also by guests, mainly in German and some in English.

Product: Research projects, an academic blog, a historical dictionary of interdisciplinary concepts, a database of persecuted linguists and a specialist library wiki.