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2002
Abstract Two standard readings of Wittgenstein's Tractatus have shaped the ways in which contemporary philosophers think about nonsense. These readings might be termed the “positivist reading” and the “ineffability reading”, respectively.
James Conant
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Abstract Two standard readings of Wittgenstein's Tractatus have shaped the ways in which contemporary philosophers think about nonsense. These readings might be termed the “positivist reading” and the “ineffability reading”, respectively.
James Conant
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Part philosophical treatise, part Bildungsroman, and part Girl's Diary.
Elise Houcek (17552295)
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2023
Elektronische Reproduktion von: [Tractatus Astrologicus. Magirus, Johann (1615-1697) [vermutlich]]. - Ohne Ort, 1640 [ca.]. - 17 Bl., Latein. - Standort: Universität Marburg, Universitätsbibliothek. - Signatur: Ms. 391, 4. Handschrift. - Bemerkungen: Nachlass Johann Magirus.
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Elektronische Reproduktion von: [Tractatus Astrologicus. Magirus, Johann (1615-1697) [vermutlich]]. - Ohne Ort, 1640 [ca.]. - 17 Bl., Latein. - Standort: Universität Marburg, Universitätsbibliothek. - Signatur: Ms. 391, 4. Handschrift. - Bemerkungen: Nachlass Johann Magirus.
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Synthese, 2006
My paper takes issue both with the standard view that the Tractatus contains a correspondence theory and with recent suggestions that it features a deflationary or semantic theory. Standard correspondence interpretations are mistaken, because they treat the isomorphism between a sentence and what it depicts as a sufficient condition of truth rather ...
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My paper takes issue both with the standard view that the Tractatus contains a correspondence theory and with recent suggestions that it features a deflationary or semantic theory. Standard correspondence interpretations are mistaken, because they treat the isomorphism between a sentence and what it depicts as a sufficient condition of truth rather ...
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Royal Institute of Philosophy Supplement, 1973
Wittgenstein was unreliable as an historian of philosophy. When he criticised other philosophers he rarely gave chapter and verse for his criticism, and on the rare occasions on which he quoted verbatim he did not always do justice to the authors quoted.
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Wittgenstein was unreliable as an historian of philosophy. When he criticised other philosophers he rarely gave chapter and verse for his criticism, and on the rare occasions on which he quoted verbatim he did not always do justice to the authors quoted.
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The Tractatus System of Arithmetic
Synthese, 1997The philosophy of arithmetic of Wittgenstein's Tractatus is outlined and the central role played in it by the general notion of operation is pointed out. Following which, the language, the axioms and the rules of a formal theory of operations, extracted from the Tractatus, are presented and a theorem of interpretability of the equational fragment of ...
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Haecceitism in the Tractatus: A refutation of Ishiguro’s view on Tractarian names
Analysis, 2021Anderson Nakano
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Possibility and Logical Space in the Tractatus
International Journal of Philosophical Studies, 2012Maria Cerezo
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