Avrum Stroll
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Common Language
Dale Jacquette
Daniel D. Hutto
Daniele Moyal-Sharrock
Distinct Language Game
Elementary Propositions
Empirical Propositions
epistemology
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External World Scepticism
Frank Cioffi
Grammatical Proposition
Hans-Johann Glock
hinge
Hinge Propositions
Jacques Bouveresse
John Koethe
John v. Canfield
Jose Medina
Language Game
language philosophy
Laurence Goldstein
Michel Ter Hark
mind-body problem
Moore's Assurance
Moore's Proof
Moore's Response
Moore’s Assurance
Moore’s Proof
Moore’s Response
MWL.
naturalism in philosophy
Ostensive Definition
Philosophical Grammar
philosophical scepticism
Privileged Epistemic Status
propositions
Propositions Moore
psychological indeterminacy
RFM.
Sceptical Arguments
Sceptical Hypotheses
Tractarian Objection
Vice Versa
Wittgenstein late period analysis
Wittgenstein's Remark
Wittgenstein's View
Wittgenstein's Writings
wittgensteins
Wittgenstein’s Remark
Wittgenstein’s View
Wittgenstein’s Writings
Product details
- ISBN 9780754630241
- Weight: 620g
- Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
- Publication Date: 13 May 2004
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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This anthology establishes the existence of a distinct and important post-Investigations Wittgenstein, uncovering the overlooked treasures of the final corpus and crystallising key perceptions of what his last thought was achieving. Speaking of a 'third Wittgenstein', this book seeks to correct the traditional bipartite conception of Wittgenstein's thought into his Tractatus and Philosophical Investigations by focusing on his neglected last masterpiece, On Certainty, and works contemporaneous with it: Remarks on Colour, Last Writings in the Philosophy of Psychology, and Remarks on the Philosophy of Psychology. Â Leading international Wittgenstein scholars reveal why On Certainty should be recognised as one of Wittgenstein's three great works. This sustained examination shows that the third Wittgenstein breaks new ground with insights unprecedented in both his own work and philosophy more broadly, giving us keys to the solution and dissolution of problems that have plagued philosophy since Descartes, such as philosophical scepticism and the mind-body problem. Wittgenstein's ultimate and revised positions with regard to epistemology, foundationalism, 'grammar', naturalism, the psychology of language, and psychological indeterminacy are clearly delineated. This book also provides new and illuminating accounts of difficult concepts, such as patterns of life, experiencing meaning, meaning blindness, lying and pretence.
Daniele Moyal-Sharrock, University of East Anglia, UK Daniele Moyal-Sharrock, Avrum Stroll, Dan Hutto, Hans-Johann Glock, Jose Medina, John Koethe, Laurence Goldstein, Michel ter Hark, John V. Canfield, Dale Jacquette, Jacques Bouveresse, Frank Cioffi.
