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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].

Chapter, subclass of Wittgenstein Primary source: A single chapter in a Wittgenstein primary source physical item. Example of instance: Ts-213,ch-i.

Letter or postcard

MS, subclass of Wittgenstein Primary source: A Wittgenstein primary source physical item, handwritten. Example of instance: Ms-115; Ms-139a.

Part

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.

TS, subclass of Wittgenstein Primary source: A Wittgenstein primary source physical item, typed. Example of instance: Ts-213; Ts-310.

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.

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.

Wittgenstein primary source, subclass of Primary source: A primary source for Wittgenstein scholarship, authored or co-authored by Wittgenstein.

Date, subclass of Subject: A date, either day-exact or estimated date span. Example of instance: 19361105; 19450101-19451231.

Field, subclass of Subject: A field of philosophical discussion. Has subclasses: Metaphysics; Epistemology a.o. Example of subclass structure: Field > Epistemology > Scepticism > Rule-FollowingScepticism.

Issue, subclass of Subject: A philosophical issue. Example of instance: philosophy; logical analysis.

Person: A person, fictive, semi-historical or historical. Example of instance: Socrates; Moses; WittgensteinPaul.

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.

Place, subclass of Subject: A place. Example of instance: Skjolden; Cambridge.

Point, subclass of Subject: A philosophical statement. Example of instance: Logical analysis is essential to philosophy.

Primary Source: A primary source for Wittgenstein scholarship, authored or co-authored by Wittgenstein, or if not by Wittgenstein, referred to by Wittgenstein.

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

Source: A primary or secondary source.

Subject: A subject which is neither a source nor a person.

Text subgenres which are contained in a source or source fragment (remark). I.E notations (logic, maths, graphics) and Secret Code.