Titlebook: Means and Ends; The Idea of Capital Francesco Boldizzoni Book 2008 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2008 cri

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Francesco Boldizzoniricher than this would indicate. For Wittgenstein is not simply reminding us that there is a very close connection between these responses and our understanding of those around us as people. He is, in addition, offering us a picture of the kind of connection that is. In speaking in terms of ‘a(chǎn)n atti

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Francesco Boldizzonidiscovered or created? Better put: Can meaning be discovered at all if it is not at the same time being created? And since the ultimate product of this question is Nietzsche’s genealogical method, the second . provides us with the material for a genealogy of genealogy itself. But if that is the case

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Francesco Boldizzonialso less superficial grounds why literary theory has increasingly turned to a range of philosophical inquiry. Suffice it to say here that the mediating role between matters literary and philosophical which literary theory has adopted has less to do with the recycling of philosophical offal (though

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Francesco Boldizzonidiscovered or created? Better put: Can meaning be discovered at all if it is not at the same time being created? And since the ultimate product of this question is Nietzsche’s genealogical method, the second . provides us with the material for a genealogy of genealogy itself. But if that is the case

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discovered or created? Better put: Can meaning be discovered at all if it is not at the same time being created? And since the ultimate product of this question is Nietzsche’s genealogical method, the second . provides us with the material for a genealogy of genealogy itself. But if that is the case

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Francesco Boldizzonid in the first person point of view. My argument shares that much — an emphasis on the third-person point of view — with the most dominant lines of thought in current philosophy of mind. Beyond that, however, there are quite fundamental differences. First, and most obviously, the focus of my interes

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Francesco Boldizzoniin a way that creates a place for philosophical scepticism — may be partially explained in the following way. We feel that it is only in so far as this is so — only in so far as the real person is not to be found in . world — that our distinctive responses to each other could possibly be in place. N

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Francesco Boldizzonipite radical changes in her characteristics. This is the picture which is embodied in my responses to her. Now, how do these facts about our feelings towards and treatment of certain particular individuals connect with the general ‘metaphysical’ question: ‘Are people creatures of that kind?’ In my l