The paper is intended to investigate the distinction between saying end showing, which Wittgenstein describes as his "main contention", indeed "the cardinal problem of philosophy". The author tries to explain the role of this distinction in the Tractatus as well as its evolution in Wittgenstein's last writings, where the same problematic distinction recurs in defining the relationship between language and praxis.
Saying and Showing. How can we communicate that of which we cannot speak?
DE CAROLIS DI PROSSEDI, Massimo
2013-01-01
Abstract
The paper is intended to investigate the distinction between saying end showing, which Wittgenstein describes as his "main contention", indeed "the cardinal problem of philosophy". The author tries to explain the role of this distinction in the Tractatus as well as its evolution in Wittgenstein's last writings, where the same problematic distinction recurs in defining the relationship between language and praxis.File in questo prodotto:
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