One of the DscD's aims is to overcome the difficulty of quoting a document whose page numerations belong to different editions. The solution will allow the user to follow the influences that a text could have suffered,
independently of the used editions by the author. As you know, this is really important when dealing with classic authors' work. This is what I have done with Kant's published work concerning original editions and those of Rosenkranz, Hartenstein, Kirchmann, Akademie, Vorländer, Cassirer and Weischedel, following the work done by N. Hinske and W. Weischedel in their Kant-Seitenkonkordanz (1970).
1. Fill in the initial form with the respective parameters of the
Kritik der reinen Vernunft, in the third volume of Hartenstein's edition and click on the button Document Search:
2. Click the yellow magnifier of the register shown by the DscD:
3. Choose the parameter “page”, filling with “532” on the blank corresponding to the same and clicking the yellow magnifier:
4. Click
page concordance of any register according to the list of places in which is quoted any text of page 532 of
Kritik der reinen Vernunft of Hartenstein’s edition (1867):
5. The user can observe the list of places in which is quoted page 532 (Hartenstein 1867), together with other places in which is quoted any page respectively, but according to other editions. For instance, page 804 in accordance with its original edition.
