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contributor.authorBiggs, Michael-
contributor.authorPichler, Alois-
date.accessioned2005-01-14T12:18:30Z-
date.available2005-01-14T12:18:30Z-
date.issued1993-
identifier.citationWorking Papers from the Wittgenstein Archives at the University of Bergen no 7en
identifier.isbn82-91071-06-3-
identifier.issn0803-3137-
identifier.urihttp://hdl.handle.net/1956/612-
description.abstractAn indication of the Nachlaß sources for Wittgenstein's published texts and diagrams. The monograph is designed as a guide for people who wish to study the original manuscripts which form the basis for the posthumous publications and therefore need catalogue references for correspondences between the published material and the Nachlaß. The catalogues are supplemented by an extensive bibliography of Wittgenstein's published work which lists editions both with and without a source in Wittgenstein's Nachlaß. Preface, Michael Biggs and Alois Pichler. Part 1: A Source Catalogue of the Published Texts, Alois Pichler. Part 2: A Source Catalogue of the Published Diagrams, Michael Biggs. Bibliography, Michael Biggs and Alois Pichler.en
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language.isoen-
publisherThe Wittgenstein Archives at the University of Bergenen
relation.ispartofseriesWorking Papers from the Wittgenstein Archives at the University of Bergen;7-
titleWittgenstein: Two Source Catalogues and a Bibliography: Catalogues of the Published Texts and of the Published Diagrams, each Related to its Sourcesen
typeBooken
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