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Deepening Our Understanding Of Wittgenstein Michael Kober

Name: Deepening Our Understanding Of Wittgenstein Michael Kober
SKU: BELL-1970386
Price: 31.00 USD
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Deepening Our Understanding Of Wittgenstein Michael Kober instant download after payment.

Publisher: Rodopi

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.88 MB

Pages: 296

Author: Michael Kober

ISBN: 9789042020108, 9042020105

Language: English

Year: 2006

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Deepening Our Understanding Of Wittgenstein Michael Kober by Michael Kober 9789042020108, 9042020105 instant download after payment.

This volume is of interest for anyone who aims at understanding the so-called 'later' or 'mature' Wittgenstein. Its contributions, written by leading German-speaking Wittgenstein-scholars like Hans Sluga, Hans-Johann Glock, Joachim Schulte, Eike von Savigny, and others, provide deeper insights to seemingly well discussed topics, such as family resemblance, ?bersicht (perspicuous representation), religion, or grammar, or they explain in an eye-opening fashion hitherto enigmatic expressions of Wittgenstein, such as 'The pneumatic conception of thought' (PI §109), 'A mathematical proof must be surveyable' (RFM III §1), or 'On this a curious remark by H. Newman' (OC §1).