The
database German literary Expressionism Online offers the user
different option to access the content:
The
Basic Search, in which one can enter
search terms in the search form’s single input field, searches jointly
through the search fields Contributor, Contribution title and Publication
title.
For
the Advanced Search different search
categories are available and can be combined freely. Some of the search
categories are provided with index lists, which can be searched or leafed
through, and from which selections can be transferred to the input fields. A
Fuzzy Search function is included for full text searches through all works.
The list All
Publications contains all publications available in the database.
After selecting a title, the displayed publication page contains a
detailed bibliographic description and access to the digitized images to
the publications as well as to its electronic tables of contents.
The list All Persons contains all Contributors, Translators and Editors. After selecting a name, the displayed person page contains all contributions and translations of this person with a link to the digitized contribution, the titles of the publications which this person has edited are also visible. For many persons a bio-bibliographic article is available.
Each
publication is presented as a digital facsimile,
each issue can be leafed through.
Bibliographic
descriptions are
available both for individual contributions as well as for issues.
By
clicking the contribution titles in the Electronic
Tables of Contents provided, users can go directly to the first page
of the selected contribution.
Bio-bibliographic
articles about the editors and many contributors can be called up.
An
introduction to the database by the editor Paul Raabe can be accessed
using the link Introduction in the blue menu bar.
To
enable continued use of the documents found in the database, German
literary Expressionism Online offers different exporting options, including the
functions Print, E-mail and Download. It is
possible to retain search results in the cache and re-access them with the
functions Marked Documents, Previous Searches, and SaveURL.