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Wittgenstein and Marx. Marx and Wittgenstein
2021This volume collects chapters dedicated to finding affinities and disagreements between Marx and Wittgenstein. It aims at integrating different ways to address Marx(ism) and Wittgenstein from multiple philosophical vantage points and from their philosophical attitude and their critical method of thinking. The volume explores different ways in which the
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Grazer Philosophische Studien, 2014
This paper discusses Wittgenstein's treatment of formulae. In particular, it will be shown that although Wittgenstein frequently investigates both equations (e.g. x 2 + 1 = 0, ^ xx(x - 1) = x 2 - x) and formulae in a narrow sense (e.g. sin 2x, r 2π), he rarely addresses the two together, let alone discusses the latter as parts of equations.
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This paper discusses Wittgenstein's treatment of formulae. In particular, it will be shown that although Wittgenstein frequently investigates both equations (e.g. x 2 + 1 = 0, ^ xx(x - 1) = x 2 - x) and formulae in a narrow sense (e.g. sin 2x, r 2π), he rarely addresses the two together, let alone discusses the latter as parts of equations.
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Wittgenstein-Studien, 2023
Abstract “I myself still find my way of philosophizing new, & it keeps striking me so afresh, & that is why I have to repeat myself so often. […] [R]epetitions […] [f]or me […] are necessary.” (CV 1998: 3e) Wittgenstein's style is well known for its recursive—and according to some interpreters, even obsessive-compulsive—quality ...
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Abstract “I myself still find my way of philosophizing new, & it keeps striking me so afresh, & that is why I have to repeat myself so often. […] [R]epetitions […] [f]or me […] are necessary.” (CV 1998: 3e) Wittgenstein's style is well known for its recursive—and according to some interpreters, even obsessive-compulsive—quality ...
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Synthese, 1995
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Synthese, 1983
Abstract Throughout his career, Wittgenstein harbored distrust for identity statements. In the Tractatus Logico‐Philosophicus, he banned a sign for identity from his system, declaring that “to say of two things that they are identical is nonsense, and to say of one thing that it is identical with itself is to say nothing at all.” His ...
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Abstract Throughout his career, Wittgenstein harbored distrust for identity statements. In the Tractatus Logico‐Philosophicus, he banned a sign for identity from his system, declaring that “to say of two things that they are identical is nonsense, and to say of one thing that it is identical with itself is to say nothing at all.” His ...
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Synthese, 2007
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Synthese, 2003
In this paper, I present a summary of the philosophical relationship betweenWittgenstein and Brouwer, taking as my point of departure Brouwer's lecture onMarch 10, 1928 in Vienna. I argue that Wittgenstein having at that stage not doneserious philosophical work for years, if one is to understand the impact of thatlecture on him, it is better to compare
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In this paper, I present a summary of the philosophical relationship betweenWittgenstein and Brouwer, taking as my point of departure Brouwer's lecture onMarch 10, 1928 in Vienna. I argue that Wittgenstein having at that stage not doneserious philosophical work for years, if one is to understand the impact of thatlecture on him, it is better to compare
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Wittgenstein’s neurophenomenology
Medical Humanities, 2007Wittgenstein, despite being considered an analytical philosopher, has been quoted extensively by neurologists like Oliver Sacks. This paper explores how Wittgenstein, despite suggesting that science was antithetical to philosophy, made observations relevant to cognitive neuroscience.
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