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Essays in the Unknown Wittgenstein

Essays in the Unknown Wittgenstein

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作者: Morris Lazerowitz 著

出版社: Prometheus Books

出版时间: 1984-06

ISBN: 9780879752347

定价: 426.70

装帧: 精装

页数: 233页

正文语种: 英语

分类: 外文古旧书>英文书>小说

"Wittgenstein was capable of profound insights into academic， reasoned philosophy， insights that can lead to the explanation of its central enigma： the intrinsic irresolvability of its disagreements which attaches to every one of its claims . . . There can be no room for doubt that his mind was in conflict with itself， that the traditional although extraordinarily original thinker was in conflict with the iconoclastic thinker. This
perhaps is one reason why he never developed his insights， and why he scattered them so thinly in his later writings， where they lie concealed like uncut diamonds on a pebbled beach." -- from the Foreword

Morris Lazerowitz and Alice Ambrose， in this important book， attempt to uncover and make clear the insights embedded in Wittgenstein's later work that， so far， have not received the critical attention they deserve. These insights， once understood， can have great explanatory power for philosophy and make it possible to look at conventional philosophy with a new understanding.

The sixteen original essays presented here， twelve of which have never been published before， discuss Wittgenstein's work after the Notebooks， 1914-1916. The authors bring to light the thoughts behind Wittgenstein's often cryptic remarks on the "linguistic unmasking of philosophical utterances."

The topics discussed include necessity and philosophy， linguistic solipsism， Bouwsma's Paradox， the fly bottle， empiricism， being and existence， mathematical proof， the philosopher and day dreaming， among others.
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"Wittgenstein was capable of profound insights into academic， reasoned philosophy， insights that can lead to the explanation of its central enigma： the intrinsic irresolvability of its disagreements which attaches to every one of its claims . . . There can be no room for doubt that his mind was in conflict with itself， that the traditional although extraordinarily original thinker was in conflict with the iconoclastic thinker. This
perhaps is one reason why he never developed his insights， and why he scattered them so thinly in his later writings， where they lie concealed like uncut diamonds on a pebbled beach." -- from the Foreword

Morris Lazerowitz and Alice Ambrose， in this important book， attempt to uncover and make clear the insights embedded in Wittgenstein's later work that， so far， have not received the critical attention they deserve. These insights， once understood， can have great explanatory power for philosophy and make it possible to look at conventional philosophy with a new understanding.

The sixteen original essays presented here， twelve of which have never been published before， discuss Wittgenstein's work after the Notebooks， 1914-1916. The authors bring to light the thoughts behind Wittgenstein's often cryptic remarks on the "linguistic unmasking of philosophical utterances."

The topics discussed include necessity and philosophy， linguistic solipsism， Bouwsma's Paradox， the fly bottle， empiricism， being and existence， mathematical proof， the philosopher and day dreaming， among others.

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