Titlebook: WITTGENSTEINIAN (adj.); Looking at the World Shyam Wuppuluri,Newton da Costa Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 Wittgenstein.Wit

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1612-3018 h to Wittgenstein and the relevance of his ideas to various .“Tell me," Wittgenstein once asked a friend, "why do people always say, it was natural for man to assume that the sun went round the earth rather than that the earth was rotating?" His friend replied, "Well, obviously because it just looks

obsolete

重疊

Philosophy as Education in Thinking: Why Getting the Reader to Think Matters to Wittgensteinhis later rejection of philosophical foundations and the hierarchical organization of philosophy, such as assumed in his early philosophy, the notion of agreement in Wittgenstein’s later philosophy, and certain remarks from the . on the composition of his book, eventually published as the ..

esthetician

construct

Explicate

Thinking in Spaces: A Characteristic of Wittgensteinian Philosophydical role of this imagery in Wittgenstein’s thinking and instead to take it as a central characteristic of his philosophy. What is hinted at with the usage of “space” and “geometry” in the early and middle period survives in the later writings where it appears under different names, but with largely similar functions.

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Thinking in Spaces: A Characteristic of Wittgensteinian Philosophydical role of this imagery in Wittgenstein’s thinking and instead to take it as a central characteristic of his philosophy. What is hinted at with the usage of “space” and “geometry” in the early and middle period survives in the later writings where it appears under different names, but with largely similar functions.

混合,攙雜

GULP

The Physics of Miniature Worldsd. Questions about equations analogous to those Wittgenstein was pondering about propositions in early 1914 would receive an answer by the end of 1914—by a physicist who had studied thermodynamics with Ostwald (Edgar Buckingham), and formalized the concept of “physically similar systems.”

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Wittgenstein on Physics, wishes to protect other areas from scientific encroachment. Wittgenstein certainly conveys on occasion a deep frustration with what he regards as the increasing dominance of science over other forms of culture. In ., we find him writing.