Titlebook: Ludwig Wittgenstein: Half-Truths and One-and-a-Half-Truths; Jaakko Hintikka Book 1996 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1996 MRWCa

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Wittgenstein on Being and Time,rs a highly interesting perspective on Wittgenstein’s philosophy in general. Among other things, it played a crucial role in the development of Wittgenstein’s philosophy. In particular, Wittgenstein’s ideas about time were instrumental in shaping his changing concept of object. I will also try to pu

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Language-Games,t for the crucial Wittgensteinian doctrine that semantical relations can only be shown, not said. This is an instance of the idea van Heijenoort calls “l(fā)ogic as language”..What happens in the transition to Wittgenstein’s later philosophy is not that the picture idea is rejected but that a new view o

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Wittgenstein: Some Perspectives on the Development of His Thought,agonisms between such doctrines, and inexplicable moves from one doctrine to another rather than in terms of dialectical development and progressive problem-solving. Jaakko Hintikka has protested against this tendency in the case of Aristotle and tried to produce a counter-example.. It is even more

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,Rules, Games and Experiences: Wittgenstein’s Discussion of Rule-Following in the Light of His Develtgenstein’s meaning. Few interpreters seem to have any inkling even of the main features of Wittgenstein’s philosophical development, and fewer still have seriously tried to see in any detail what problems Wittgenstein was struggling with and more generally how his views grew out of his own earlier

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,Wittgenstein and ‘The Universal Language’ of Painting,ntal experiences.. Primary language games establish the basic links between language and our experiences; secondary ones build on them and at the same time modify them. It is only by means of secondary language-games that we bring such notions as knowledge, certainty, evidence, and justification to

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