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== Scope and purpose == | == Scope and purpose == | ||
This website contains high-quality, "normalised", redrawn visuals that correspond to the hand-drawn, | This website contains high-quality, "normalised", redrawn visuals that correspond to the hand-drawn – or, occasionally, typed – graphics and figures from the manuscripts and typescripts in Ludwig Wittgenstein's ''Nachlass''. | ||
The visual items that were recreated are those that had already been included as redrawings (as opposed to encoded as XML and Unicode) by the WAB as of October 2022. In other words, the scope of the redrawn graphics has not changed since the early phase of the work to transcribe the ''Nachlass'', and the visuals that were initially encoded as XML and Unicode are still encoded in the same way. | The visual items that were recreated are those that had already been included as redrawings (as opposed to encoded as XML and Unicode) by the WAB as of October 2022. In other words, the scope of the redrawn graphics has not changed since the early phase of the work to transcribe the ''Nachlass'', and the visuals that were initially encoded as XML and Unicode are still encoded in the same way. | ||
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On the other hand, the ''Free-text search'' section of the Main Page, just like the search bar that appears at the top of each page in this website, provides a tool to perform unstructured searches on the title and contents of the description pages of the files. | On the other hand, the ''Free-text search'' section of the Main Page, just like the search bar that appears at the top of each page in this website, provides a tool to perform unstructured searches on the title and contents of the description pages of the files. | ||
The semantic descriptors are based on | The semantic descriptors are based on the WAB's taxonomy for Wittgenstein's graphics and musical, mathematical and logical notation. The taxonomy was authored by the WAB in cooperation with Michael R. Biggs (graphics and musical notation; see his catalogue in ''Minerva - An Internet Journal of Philosophy'' 2 (1998)), Peter Philipp, Lawrence Goldstein and William T. Boos (mathematical and logical notation) and first published in the Bergen Electronic Edition. | ||
== Copyright == | == Copyright == | ||
The approximately 1000 image redrawings stemming from this project and available on this website are licenced under [https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Creative Commons Attribution 4.0]. This means that the image files can be freely downloaded without asking for permission or paying a fee and can be reused for any purpose, including commercial, provided that the authors, editors and copyright holders are credited, if possible with a link to this website. | The approximately 1000 image redrawings stemming from this project and made available on this website are licenced under [https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Creative Commons Attribution 4.0]. This means that the image files can be freely downloaded without asking for permission or paying a fee and can be reused for any purpose, including commercial, provided that the authors, editors and copyright holders are credited, if possible with a link to this website. | ||
The rights to the semantic tags (''i.e.'', to the relationship between the image files and the descriptors) belong to the University of Bergen, Bergen. The copyright holders (The Master and Fellows of Trinity College, Cambridge and the University of Bergen, Bergen, in agreement with Oxford University Press) released the transcriptions of a subset of the ''Nachlass'' (Ts-201a1, Ts-201a2, Ms-139a, Ts-207, Ms-114, Ms-115, Ms-153a, Ms-153b, Ms-154, Ms-155, Ms-156a, Ms-148, Ms-149, Ms-150, Ts-212, Ts-213, p.39v of Ms-140, Ms-141, Ms-152, Ts-310) under [https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/deed.en Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0], meaning that the semantic tags for this specific subset of manuscripts are equally available under | The rights to the semantic tags (''i.e.'', to the relationship between the image files and the descriptors) belong to the University of Bergen, Bergen. The copyright holders (The Master and Fellows of Trinity College, Cambridge and the University of Bergen, Bergen, in agreement with Oxford University Press) released the transcriptions of a subset of the ''Nachlass'' (Ts-201a1, Ts-201a2, Ms-139a, Ts-207, Ms-114, Ms-115, Ms-153a, Ms-153b, Ms-154, Ms-155, Ms-156a, Ms-148, Ms-149, Ms-150, Ts-212, Ts-213, p.39v of Ms-140, Ms-141, Ms-152, Ts-310) under [https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/deed.en Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0], meaning that the semantic tags for this specific subset of manuscripts are equally available under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0. | ||