Wittgenstein ontology (Work in progress, 2007-), ed. Alois Pichler (Wittgenstein Archives at the University of Bergen (WAB)) in cooperation with Øyvind Liland Gjesdal and Hemed Al Ruwehy (University of Bergen Library, Section for Digital Systems). Released under the Creative Commons license CC BY-NC 4.0. This file can be edited in ontology editors such as Protégé, and installed in Semantic Web applications such as WAB's "Wittgenstein ontology explorer" (http://wab.uib.no/sfb/). For contributors, provenance of data and acknowledgments see WAB's "Semantic faceted search and browsing of the Wittgenstein Nachlass" site (http://wab.uib.no/wab_facets.page/). Recollection or discussion notes Part Part Nachlass Bemerkung Bemerkung, subclass of Wittgenstein Primary source: Corresponding roughly to a single remark in a Wittgenstein primary source physical item, identified by the Wittgenstein Archives through a “siglum” which is composed of item identifier, page identifier(s) and position identifier(s). Example of instance: Ts-310,21[2]et22[1]. Primary Source: A primary source for Wittgenstein scholarship, authored or co-authored by Wittgenstein, or if not by Wittgenstein, referred to by Wittgenstein. Primary Source Point, subclass of Subject: A philosophical statement. Example of instance: Logical analysis is essential to philosophy. Point Calendar entry Diary Place Place, subclass of Subject: A place. Example of instance: Skjolden; Cambridge. Subject: A subject which is neither a source nor a person. <p style="margin-top: 0"> Text subgenres which are contained in a source or source fragment (remark). I.E notations (logic, maths, graphics) and Secret Code. </p> TS TS, subclass of Wittgenstein Primary source: A Wittgenstein primary source physical item, typed. Example of instance: Ts-213; Ts-310. External primary source, subclass of Primary source: A primary source for Wittgenstein scholarship, not authored or co-authored by Wittgenstein, but referred to in a Wittgenstein primary source. Example of instance: Goethe JWv: Faust; Augustine St: Confessiones. WittgensteinExternalSource Field Field, subclass of Subject: A field of philosophical discussion. Has subclasses: Metaphysics; Epistemology a.o. Example of subclass structure: Field > Epistemology > Scepticism > Rule-FollowingScepticism. Wittgenstein primary source, subclass of Primary source: A primary source for Wittgenstein scholarship, authored or co-authored by Wittgenstein. WittgensteinSource Chapter, subclass of Wittgenstein Primary source: A single chapter in a Wittgenstein primary source physical item. Example of instance: Ts-213,ch-i. Chapter Letter or postcard Letter or postcard Secondary source: A secondary source for Wittgenstein scholarship, not authored nor co-authored by Wittgenstein, but referring to Wittgenstein or to a Wittgenstein primary source. Example of instance: MatarAnat_2009; WallgrenThomas_2008 Secondary Source Lecture notes Issue Issue, subclass of Subject: A philosophical issue. Example of instance: philosophy; logical analysis. Sentence, subclass of Wittgenstein Primary source: A single sentence in a Wittgenstein primary source physical item. Example of instance: Ts-310,21[2]et22[1]_1; Ts-310,21[2]et22[1]_2. Sentence Perspective, subclass of Subject: A philosophical perspective. Has subclasses: APichler_Course_TLP; APichler_Course_PI a.o. Example of subclass structure: Perspective > APichler_Course_TLP > [Instances] contradiction; state_of_affairs. Perspective Person: A person, fictive, semi-historical or historical. Example of instance: Socrates; Moses; WittgensteinPaul. Person Source: A primary or secondary source. Date Date, subclass of Subject: A date, either day-exact or estimated date span. Example of instance: 19361105; 19450101-19451231. MS MS, subclass of Wittgenstein Primary source: A Wittgenstein primary source physical item, handwritten. Example of instance: Ms-115; Ms-139a. Werk Werk, subclass of Wittgenstein Primary source: A publication of a Wittgenstein primary source which has become standard, a “work”. Example of instance: W-CV; W-TLP. isWorkPublishedFrom isWorkPublishedFrom isDiscussedIn isDiscussedIn schedules meeting with sender isPartOf isPartOf isContra isContra refersTo refersTo hasPart hasPart Discusses discusses isDateOf isDateOf isArguedAgainstIn isArguedAgainstIn receives hasDate hasDate isArguedForIn isArguedForIn hasAuthor hasAuthor isReferredToIn isReferredToIn hasOtherVersion hasOtherVersion isPro isPro isPublishedInWork isPublishedInWork A property for stating that a Bemerkung is a variant of another Bemerkung. variant with identifier meeting note <p style="margin-top: 0"> Is used to point at a wittgensteinsource facs view URI </p> has facs view made after created notation Used as a short name for a resource. Maths notation maths logic Logic notation en English code Secret code Graphic graphics German de