Wittgenstein's Nachlass. The Bergen Electronic Edition
By: The Bergen Electronic Edition prepared by the Wittgenstein Archive and the HIT Center at the University of Bergen, Norway and published by Oxford University Press
Contributors: Huitfeldt, Claus; The Wittgenstein Archive at the University of Bergen; Wright, G.H. von (Georg Henrik), 1916-
Edition: Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1998-2001.
Series: Past masters; Past masters (InteLex Corporation)
Publisher: InteLex Corporation
Published: 1998
Place of publication: Charlottesville, VA
Language: eng; ger
Format: [electronic resource] /
Subjects: Modern Philosophy; Symbolic and Mathematical Logic; Certainty; Intention (Logic); Act (Philosophy)
Other titles: Wittgenstein: Nachlass
Work titles: Works
Notes: The Past Masters Wittgenstein's Nachlass. The Bergen Electronic Edition database as edited by the Wittgenstein Archive at the University of Bergen and published by Oxford University Press. The database includes all of Wittgenstein's extant unpublished type- and manuscripts from which his published works are derived. It also contains some 40 notebooks Wittgenstein kept between 1914 and 1950. The web version is a text-only version that contains the normalized transcription of the type- and manuscripts, whereas the CD version contains both the normalized and diplomatic transcription. Facsimile images of the actual pages are available in the CD version only.

Note: TSS 203 the so-called Vienna Tractatus is not included in the web version.

Text (HTML); Images (GIF); Folio Infobase

Mode of access: World Wide Web.

Unpublished Manuscripts, Typescripts, Notebooks and Dictations.
Table of contents: title: v. 1. 17 typescripts (TSS 213-226) and 10 manuscripts (MSS 114-122, 140).; title: v. 2. 12 Typescripts (TSS 201-211) and 9 manuscripts (MSS 105-113).; title: v. 3. 10 typescripts (TSS 227-232; 241-243) and 15 manuscripts (MSS 124; 128-138, 142, 144, 182).; title: v. 4. 10 typescripts (TSS 212, 233, 235-240, 244, 245) and 40 manuscripts (MS 123, 125-127, 157-181, 182) and 10 dictations (301-310) and an additional 22 manuscripts (MSS 101-104, 139, 141, 143, 145-156)