Titlebook: On the Edge of Certainty; Philosophical Explor Raymond Tallis Book 1999 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1999

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230598867consciousness; language; mind; nature; philosophy; poverty; truth

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Explicitness and Truth (and Falsehood),On 5 April 1951, just over three weeks before his death, Wittgenstein recorded this thought in his notebook:

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On the Edge of Certainty,y deposits were already present in his spine, so there was no hope of cure. A palliative treatment in the form of hormones, however, had recently become available and he was started on Stilboestrol. For the next thirteen or fourteen months, while he was ‘letting the hormones do their work’. he found himself quite unable to think:

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978-0-333-80022-5Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1999

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Book 1999nvestigating and clarifying the implications of the highly original view of human nature discussed in his earlier book, in order to understand the nature of truth, of language, of the mind and of the self.

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The Poverty of Neurophilosophy,. It is also suggested that the earlier approaches, typified by the philosopher in the armchair dreaming up hypotheses that are either untested or, more likely untestable, are now simply out of date. A philosophy of mind that is not rooted in, driven by and checked against the findings of the neuroscientists is archaic and empty.