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Miscellaneous Information Ludwig Wittgenstein born Vienna 1889, died Cambridge 1951 Major works published during his lifetime: Logisch-philosophische Abhandlung. Major works not published during his lifetime: approximately 30,000 pages of scribbled notes and journal entries. Influences on the early Wittgenstein Frege. The philosopher whose style Wittgenstein most admired. "I wish I could write like that," he once said. Russell; getting to know Wittgenstein changed his life. "We expect the next great advance in logic to come from Wittgenstein," he wrote. But Wittgenstein later said of Russell that he was "glib and superficial, though, as always, astonishingly quick." William James. Wittgenstein read his Varieties of Religious Experience emphasis on variety . He later thought of giving the following motto to his unfinished work, Philosophical Investigations: I will teach you differences. Leo Tolstoi. Wittgenstein read his Gospels in Brief while fighting in the trenches on the Eastern Front in World War I. "It virtually kept me alive,"

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Wittgenstein, Ludwig Ludwig Josef Johann Wittgenstein (1889-1951) is generally considered to be the most influential thinker in modern Anglo-American language philosophya leading, if not founding, figure in the history of ordinary-language philosophy, speech-act theory (see Speech Acts positivism"> logical positivism, and analytic linguistic philosophy and an important contributor to the philosophy of perceptual psychology and the tradition of moral realism. Although Wittgenstein's influence has been less persistent and direct in the realm of literary criticism and theory than in academic philosophy, there is a diverse and growing body of "Wittgensteinian" writing on literary issues, including certain brands of psychological and ethical criticism (e.g., Stanley Cavell), numerous writings concerning the nature of the literary "image" (W. J. T. Mitchell in Wittgenstein and Literary Theory ), "ordinary language" critiques of "theory" (W. J. T. Mitchell, ed., Against Theory; John M. Ellis in Wittgenstein and Literary Theory ), "speech act" criticism focusing on the contextual understanding of literary expression (Charles Altieri), and a small body of work concerning the relationship between rhetoric and what Wittgenstein called "forms of life" (Cavell; Henry Staten; Frank Cioffi in

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Philosophy Pages F A Q Dictionary ... Locke Ludwig Wittgenstein Life and Works Picture Theory Fact and Value New Methods ... Internet Sources Raised in a prominent Viennese family, Ludwig Wittgenstein studied engineering in Germany and England, but became interested in the foundations of mathematics and pursued philosophical studies with Moore at Cambridge before entering the Austrian army during World War I. The notebooks he kept as a soldier became the basis for his Tractatus , which later earned him a doctorate and exerted a lasting influence on the philosophers of the Vienna circle . After giving away his inherited fortune, working as a village schoolteacher in Austria, and designing his sister's Vienna home, Wittgenstein returned to Cambridge, where he developed a new conception of the philosophical task. His impassioned teaching during this period influenced a new generation of philosophers, who tried to capture it in The Blue and Brown Books (dictated 1933-35). From the late 'thirties, Wittgenstein himself began writing the materials which would be published only after his death. In the cryptic Logische-Philosophische Abhandlung Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus the earlier Wittgenstein extended Russell 's notion of logical analysis by describing a world composed of facts, pictured by thoughts

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[Main Index] [Microform Search] [Site Map] [Microtext Section Home] ... [U of T Home] Wittgenstein, Ludwig. The Wittgenstein Papers . Ithaca, N.Y.: Photo Science of Cornell University, 1968. 22 Reels COVERAGE Includes manuscripts and transcripts from the Library of Trinity College, Cambridge, and those in private hands. The Papers contain the source materials for the Philosophical Investigations and the Remarks on the Foundation of Mathematics , and the Blue and the Brown Books as well as the notebooks. ACCESS Consult the index to the scheme in the Microtext Section. Request an item by giving the call number, the volume number and the reel number. BIBLIOGRAPHIC ACCESS The Wittgenstein Papers: A Catalogue [and Index to Volumes by Reel Numbers]. [Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Libraries], 1982. B/W/577 MICR FORMAT Microfilm CALL NUMBER mfm/B/W577 LOCATION Microtext Section, Robarts Library SUBJECT 1. Wittgenstein, Ludwig, 1889-1951 Manuscripts BACK TO TOP OF PAGE

55. Wittgenstein, Ludwig ludwig wittgenstein. Back to Last Page Glossary Index RelatedTerms. • logical positivism. Name ludwig wittgenstein. Dates http://atheism.about.com/library/glossary/general/bldef_wittgenstein.htm

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Wittgenstein, Ludwig, Ultimi scritti. La filosofia della psicologia. Roma-Bari, Laterza, 1998, pp. 280, L. 28.000. filosofia della mente psicologia filosofia analitica Recensione di Eddy Carli Link sull'autore In questi Ultimi scritti sulla psicologia , recentemente tradotti in italiano per Laterza, ritroviamo il Wittgenstein paziente, minuzioso, acutissimo delle Osservazioni sulla filosofia della psicologia (Adelphi, 1990), che non parla soltanto di logica e di teoria del linguaggio, ma dei nostri sentimenti elementari - dal dolore, alla paura e alla sorpresa - e del modo in cui li esprimiamo correntemente, non stancandosi mai di individuarvi cose che rimangono da capire. Il presupposto di questo Wittgenstein estremo, particolarmente affascinante, è che "la malattia del pensiero deve seguire il suo corso naturale" - e di fronte ad essa il filosofo deve contare soltanto su una " lenta guarigione". Ultimi scritti si confermano appunti preziosi per comprendere uno dei pensatori più importanti, ma anche più difficili, di questo secolo, e per chiarire la questione della "transizione" tra le due fasi del suo pensiero, quella del

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W < Wittgenstein, Ludwig Editoriale Dizionario enciclopedico Tesi di laurea Progetto Kaguya ... per i prossimi 7 giorni Ludwig Wittgenstein e la filosofia giapponese Satori, kouan e gioco linguistico di Cristiano Martorella Wittgenstein e il pensiero orientale Buddha aveva indicato agli orientali l'origine della sofferenza. Un cattivo o eccessivo utilizzo del pensiero procura all'uomo tensione, angoscia, paura e sofferenza. Wittgenstein era un uomo profondamente tormentato dagli stessi problemi. Filosofia del linguaggio Filosofia come terapia Kouan di Wittgenstein Ma vediamo da vicino questi esempi di kouan di Wittgenstein. "Potrebbe una macchina pensare?" (Ricerche filosofiche, Par. 359) (Ricerche filosofiche, Par. 360) "Ho intenzione di partire domani. Quando hai l'intenzione? Continuamente o a intermittenza?" (Zettel, Par. 46) "Considera il comando: ridi sinceramente a questa battuta di spirito!" (Zettel, Par. 51) (Della certezza, Par. 193) (Della certezza, Par. 456) La prospettiva dei filosofi giapponesi . Nel saggio Bukkyou no gensetsu senryaku (La strategia verbale del buddhismo), egli arriva ad affermare, secondo una sua interpretazione, che Wittgenstein avrebbe addirittura subito l'ostracismo della cultura occidentale permeata dallo spirito giudaico-cristiano. Hashizume passa poi ad analizzare le strategie del buddhismo per il raggiungimento del satori. Egli paragona il gioco linguistico (sprachspiel) di Wittgenstein alle tecniche del buddhismo per raggiungere lo stato di illuminazione. Il satori presenta gli stessi problemi del sistema filosofico basato sul gioco linguistico. Ad esempio, il paradosso della percezione del dolore

58. Papers Of Ludwig Wittgenstein wittgenstein, ludwig Joseph Johann (18891951). Philosopher. ResearchStudent in Engineering at the University of Manchester 1908 http://rabbit.trin.cam.ac.uk/~jon/Msscolls/Wittgenstein.html

WITTGENSTEIN, Ludwig Joseph Johann (1889-1951). Philosopher. Research Student in Engineering at the University of Manchester 1908-11; schoolmaster 1919-26; architect in Vienna 1926-28; Fellow of Trinity College 1930-36; Lecturer in Philosophy at Cambridge University 1930-39; Professor of Philosphy at Cambridge University 1939-47. Manuscripts, typescripts and dictations on philosophical subjects 1914-49; correspondence 1912-51. 32 boxes. Listed and indexed. An online catalogue of the papers is available. Persons wishing to consult Wittgenstein's literary remains should first obtain the permission of the Literary Trustees of Wittgenstein's estate. Similar collections Return to Modern MS Index Trinity College Library, October 1997.

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version history HOW TO CITE THIS ENTRY Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy A B C D ... Z content revised SEP Private Language The idea of a private language was made famous in philosophy by Ludwig Wittgenstein, who in section 243 of his book Philosophical Investigations necessarily comprehensible only to its single originator because the things which define its vocabulary are necessarily inaccessible to others. Immediately after introducing the idea, Wittgenstein goes on to argue that there cannot be such a language. The importance of drawing philosophers' attention to a largely unheard-of notion and then arguing that it is unrealizable lies in the fact that an unformulated reliance on the possibility of a private language is arguably essential to mainstream epistemology, philosophy of mind and metaphysics from Descartes to versions of the representational theory of mind which have been prominent in late twentieth century cognitive science. Section Links: Overview: Wittgenstein's Argument and its Interpretations The Significance of the Issue The Private Language Argument Expounded Kripke's Sceptical Wittgenstein ... Related Entries Overview: Wittgenstein's Argument and its Interpretations Wittgenstein's main attack on the idea of a private language is contained in sections 244-271 of Philosophical Investigations The argument is quickly summarized. The conclusion is that a language in principle unintelligible to anyone but its originating user is impossible. The reason for this is that such a so-called language would, necessarily, be unintelligible to its supposed originator too, for he would be unable to establish meanings for its putative signs.

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