EU ARI WAB (2002-2004)

«EU ARI WAB» is the acronym for the «Transnational access to European Research Infrastructure Wittgenstein Archives at the University of Bergen» programme, which ran from 1 January 2002 to 31 August 2004. EU ARI WAB was regulated by a contract signed with the European Commission within the framework of the European Community's 5th Framework Programme Improving the Human Research Potential and the Socio-economic Knowledge Base: Access to Research Infrastructures (ARI) (contract no: HPRI-CT-2001-00161). EU ARI WAB was initiated by Alois Pichler (WAB, AKSIS (since 2009 "Uni Digital") ) and the University of Bergen Office of International Relations.

Funding of research projects through EU ARI WAB was subject to application and selection procedures. Proposals were reviewed by an independent User Selection Panel, which made its selection on the basis of scientific merit, while taking into account the interests of the European Community and of the Transnational Access to European Research Infrastructures programme.

Only researchers and research groups conducting their research in the member states of the European Union and the Associated States (for this contract: Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, the Republic of Cyprus, Estonia, Hungary, Iceland, Israel, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia) were eligible to benefit under the EU ARI WAB contract. Researchers and research groups conducting their research in Norway were not eligible to benefit under the contract.

The EU ARI WAB programme was announced at conferences, via email-lists, on WAB's web-site, in the journals «The Monist» and «Literary & Linguistic Computing», and via individually targeted communications.

Also see the EU Cordis site on EU ARI WAB.

Structure

• Programme manager: Alois Pichler (WAB, AKSIS (since 2009 "Uni Digital") )
• Programme secretary: Eldbjørg Gunnarson (AKSIS (since 2009 "Uni Digital") )
• User representatives: Anat Biletzki (University of Tel-Aviv, Philosophy Department), Edward Vanhoutte (CTB - Centre for Scholarly Editing and Document Studies, Gent)
• Logistic and technical support: AKSIS (since 2009 "Uni Digital")
• Scientific support: Daniel Apollon (AKSIS (since 2009 "Uni Digital") ), Tone Merete Bruvik (AKSIS (since 2009 "Uni Digital") ), Kevin Cahill (Philosophy Department), Claus Huitfeldt (Philosophy Department), Karol Janicki (English Department), Ralph Jewell (Philosophy Department), Harald Johannessen (Philosophy Department), K.S. Johannessen (Philosophy Department), Vemund Olstad (AKSIS (since 2009 "Uni Digital") ), Alois Pichler (WAB, AKSIS (since 2009 "Uni Digital") ), Rolf Reber (Psychology Department), Simo Säätelä (Philosophy Department), Richard Sørli (Philosophy Department), Arild Utaker (Philosophy Department), Cato Wittusen (Philosophy Department)
• Programme period: 1.1.2002-31.8.2004 (foreseen: 1.1.2002-30.4.2004)
• Five deadlines for proposals: 1.2.2002, 1.4.2002, 1.11.2002, 1.1.2003, 1.8.2003
• Three User selection panel and EU ARI WAB management face-to-face meetings: 29.11.2002 (Bergen), 5.9.2003 (Bergen), 20.8.2004 (Bergen)
• Two User representatives and EU ARI WAB management face-to-face meetings: 23.4.2003 (Bergen), 20.8.2004 (Bergen)
• Total number of eligible proposals received: 38
• Total number of projects funded: 32 (foreseen: 24)
• Total number of users funded: 30 (foreseen: 24)
• Total number of user-days funded: 1000 (foreseen: 1080)
• Total number of stay-days funded: 1426 (foreseen: 1440)
• Total eligible costs travel and subsistence: euro 102 366 (foreseen: euro 131 953)
• Total eligible costs user fees: euro 31 000 (foreseen: euro 33 480)
• Total eligible costs: euro 133 366 (foreseen: euro 165 433)

Projects and research stays funded under EU ARI WAB

• 15.7.-31.8.2004 Peter Keicher (University of Karlsruhe, University of Paris VIII). EU ARI WAB project: Reconstruction of Philosophical Investigations, part 1 and 2, 1944-49.
• 12.7.-31.8.2004 Edoardo Zamuner (Philosophy Department and CILTA, University of Bologna). EU ARI WAB project: A philosophical argument on continuity: On the connection between Philosophical Investigations Part I and Part II.
• 22.6.-25.6.2004 Liz Mitchell (University of Warwick, Department of Philosophy). Completion of EU ARI WAB project: An investigation of the usefulness of Wittgenstein's philosophy to feminist ideas of the self.
• 6.6.-26.6.2004 José María Ariso (Facultad de psicología de la universidad complutense de Madrid, Filosofía IV ). EU ARI WAB project: Madness according to Wittgenstein's later work.
• 18.5.-19.6.2004 Ludovic Soutif (University of Paris I, Department of Philosophy, and University of Rennes I, Department of Philosophy). EU ARI WAB project: Phenomenology, geometry and grammar in Wittgenstein's middle period.
• 10.5.-14.6.2004 Miklos Lehmann (University of Eötvös Lorand, Teacher Training College). EU ARI WAB project: Das Thema der Photographie in Wittgensteins Philosophie und Leben.
• 3.5.-30.6.2004 Piotr Dehnel (Wroclaw, Dolnoslaska Szkola Wyzsza Edukacji Towarzystwa Wiedzy Powszechnej). EU ARI WAB project: Wittgenstein im Verhältnis zur deutschen Sprachphilosophie.
• 28.4.-5.5.2004 Dinda L. Gorlée (Juridisch Vertaalbureau Gorlée, The Hague). Completion of EU ARI WAB project: Wittgenstein on translation.
• 1.5.-16.5.2004 Herbert Hrachovec (University of Vienna, Department of Philosophy). EU ARI WAB project: Digital philology on Wittgenstein's Nachlass.
• 1.3.-18.4.2004 Kim van Gennip (University of Groningen, Faculty of Philosophy). EU ARI WAB project: Comparing printed works to their original Nachlass sources.
• 23.2.-18.4.2004 Elena Tatievskaya (University of Augsburg, Lehrstuhl für Philosophie und Wissenschaftstheorie). EU ARI WAB project: Wittgenstein über die logischen Konstanten.
• 19.1.-24.1.2004 Dinda L. Gorlée (Juridisch Vertaalbureau Gorlée, The Hague). EU ARI WAB project: Wittgenstein on translation.
• 12.1.-15.3.2004 Oskari Kuusela (University of Helsinki, Philosophy Department). EU ARI WAB project: Ethics and Wittgenstein's approach to philosophy.
• 7.1.-21.2.2004 Istvan Danka (Institute for Philosophical Research of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest). EU ARI WAB project: Wittgenstein and Synthetic a priori.
• 1.10.-31.10.2003 Nuno Venturinha (New University of Lisbon, Philosophy of Language Institute). EU ARI WAB project: The peculiarity of Wittgenstein's philosophical activity.
• 1.9.-30.9.2003 Roman Kopytko (University of Poznan, Department of English). EU ARI WAB project: Ludwig Wittgenstein's relevance for pragmatics of language: The idea of the social context.
• 19.8.-3.11.2003 Nicole Immler (University of Graz, Department of History and University of Innsbruck, Brenner Archives). EU ARI WAB project: Das autobiographische Gedächtnis von Ludwig Wittgenstein.
• 11.8.-31.10.2003 Ulrich Arnswald (Technical University Darmstadt, Department of Philosophy, and University of Karlsruhe, Department of Philosophy). EU ARI WAB project: Wittgenstein and authenticity as a concept for political legitimacy.
• 1.8.-30.9.2003 Luigi Arpaia (University of Naples, Department of Mathematics and Statistics). EU ARI WAB project: Logic and knowledge: the role of scientific language in the modern statistic inference.
• 24.7.-7.9.2003 Jacek Ziobrowski (Warsaw School of Economics, Department of Philosophy). EU ARI WAB project: Methoden der Philosophie Wittgensteins und die indirekte Mitteilung.
• 14.7.-20.7.2003 Liz Mitchell (University of Warwick, Department of Philosophy). EU ARI WAB project: An investigation of the usefulness of Wittgenstein's philosophy to feminist ideas of the self.
• 16.6.-16.8.2003 Ludovic Soutif (University of Paris I, Philosophy Department). Completion of EU ARI WAB project: Logic, visual space and the grammar of perceptual statements.
• 9.6.-12.7.2003 Dorota Frackiewicz (University of Wroclaw, Department for Cultural Studies). EU ARI WAB project: Vision, representation and aesthetics in Wittgenstein's philosophy.
• 9.6.-12.7.2003 Leszek Koczanowicz (University of Wroclaw, Department for Cultural Studies). EU ARI WAB project: Dialogue, language game, and concept formation.
• 19.5.-3.8.2003 Katalin Neumer (Institute for Philosophical Research of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest). EU ARI WAB project: Die Seele und die Schrift.
• 7.5.-31.5.2003 Michael Biggs (University of Hertfordshire, Faculty of Art and Design). EU ARI WAB project: Using XML to markup graphics in encoded text.
• 2.1.-16.3.2003 Edoardo Zamuner (Philosophy Department and CILTA, University of Bologna). EU ARI WAB project: Wittgenstein's account of personal identity.
• 2.1.-15.3.2003 Gerhard Gelbmann (Österreichische Gesellschaft für Semiotik, Vienna). EU ARI WAB project: Recollection of references: Wittgenstein on the language-games of remembering.
• 23.9.-31.10.2002 Thomas Binder (Forschungsstelle und Dokumentationszentrum für österreichische Philosophie, Graz). EU ARI WAB project: Text encoding applied to Franz Brentano's unpublished philosophical writings.
• 5.8.-5.9.2002 Anat Biletzki (University of Tel-Aviv, Philosophy Department). EU ARI WAB project: Reading Wittgenstein on religion.
• 1.8.-7.9.2002 Ludovic Soutif (University of Paris I, Philosophy Department). EU ARI WAB project: Logic, visual space and the grammar of perceptual statements.
• 24.6.-12.7.2002 Heikki Saari (Åbo Akademi, Philosophy Department). EU ARI WAB project: Wittgenstein on understanding other cultures.
• 1.6.-6.7.2002 Edward Vanhoutte (CTB - Centre for Scholarly Editing and Document Studies, Gent). EU ARI WAB project: Genetic encoding of modern manuscript texts.
• 27.5.-10.6.2002 Monika Seekircher (University of Innsbruck, Brenner-Archiv). EU ARI WAB project: Wittgenstein: Briefwechsel und philosophischer Nachlaß.
• 2.4.-31.5.2002 Aleksander Motturi (Åbo Akademi, Philosophy Department). EU ARI WAB project: Revisiting the Frazer remarks.

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