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HarryFearnley: Of course, we may not reproduce the whole of the Turing notebooks.
However, can we not transcribe the 2.5 pages here? I believe that one is allowed to reproduce a substantial amount of both books, and papers, for the purpose of academic discussion. Does this not apply here? The manuscript is annoying to read since (for me) it requires both magnification and panning.
If it is OK, I have a transcription ready for uploading. :-)
Harry - you should confirm with the copyright holder first - Copyright © P.N. Furbank. I expect he would agree with you, but until he does, he hasn't.
The problem is not general rules for fair use or whatever, but this:
Sensei's Library does not claim ownership of the material, nor does it take responsibilty for it. You keep all rights to your material.
By submitting material to Sensei's Library you grant everyone the rights to copy, distribute, and modify the material under the terms of the Open Content License.
Whatever you make out of it in the special case, the standard should be higher than general internet rules for fair use.