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2002
AbstractLudwig Wittgenstein studied with Russell in Cambridge from 1911 to 1913, and wrote the Tractatus while on active service in the Austrian army during the First World War. Large parts of the book are devoted to explaining and correcting errors in the conception of logic to be found in Principia.
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AbstractLudwig Wittgenstein studied with Russell in Cambridge from 1911 to 1913, and wrote the Tractatus while on active service in the Austrian army during the First World War. Large parts of the book are devoted to explaining and correcting errors in the conception of logic to be found in Principia.
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A surprising consequence of the Tractatus
Journal of Philosophical Logic, 1981THEOREM. If three objects are ordered for all states of affairs in a world containing a finite number of facts, they cannot have the same logical form (Assuming the Tractatus). Outline of Proof. There are six different possible orderings of three objects but 2n states of affairs for a world with n facts.
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Tractatus Philosophico-Touristicus
2009What I would like to talk to you about really cannot be called anything other than what it says on the title, i.e. tractatus philosophico-touristicus. In the paragraphs of the article, I have provided outlooks of the contemporary economic and tourist world scene about which I hope to be able to talk to you in the remaining available time.
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2006
AbstractThis chapter presents three more crucial ideas in the interpretation of the Tractatus. The first is ‘resolution’; it discusses attempts to articulate quite what ‘resolute readings’ of the Tractatus involve and introduces some of the main criticisms that critics of ‘resolution’ offer.
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AbstractThis chapter presents three more crucial ideas in the interpretation of the Tractatus. The first is ‘resolution’; it discusses attempts to articulate quite what ‘resolute readings’ of the Tractatus involve and introduces some of the main criticisms that critics of ‘resolution’ offer.
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