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Solipsism of Early Wittgenstein

K. Gurczynska

Przeglad Filozoficzny - Nowa Seria (Philosophical Review - New Series) > 2007 > 16 > 2(62) > 173-180

Wittgenstein used a puzzling phrase 'my world'. The authoress stresses that at least two questions are buried in this formulation. It is unclear, who is the 'I' that in some way possesses the world, and it is equally unclear what it means to make of the world one's own possession. In her interpretation a clue to the right answer is to be found in Wittgenstein's conception of the will, and specifically...

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A HUMAN BEING AS AN OPEN SUBJECT. AN ATTEMPT OF A POSITIVE CHARACTERISTIC OF A SUBJECT IN WITTGENSTEIN'S PHILOSOPHY OF PSYCHOLOGY

K. Gurczynska

Analiza i Egzystencja. Czasopismo Filozoficzne > 2007 > 5 > 55-70

The aim of the essay is to give a positive theory of the status of a subject in Wittgenstein's late writings. His analyses of psychological phenomena such as: thinking, wanting, hoping etc., form a picture of human being, but from negative side only. In defining a man a negative answer is much easier to find - the problem arises when we try to formulate a positive one. We know that a man is not isolated...

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IS THERE A DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE AIM OF THE EARLY AND THE LATER PHILOSOPHY OF L. WITTGENSTEIN?

K. Gurczynska

Analiza i Egzystencja. Czasopismo Filozoficzne > 2006 > 4 > 27-44

In this essay the authoress tries to answer if there is a connection between early and late philosophy of Ludwig Wittgenstein as far as the problem of the aim of philosophy is concerned. Because of radical change of his view on the nature of language, the only possible field of comparison is the result of logical and grammatical analyses, which have to be compared separately. The result of doing philosophy...

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HEIDEGGER AS THE KEY TO COGNITION OF WITTGENSTEIN

K. Gurczynska

Edukacja Filozoficzna > 2006 > 42 > 155-166

The aim of this essay is tho show the source of the knowledge of 'myself'. How do we know ourselves? The negative answer sounds: we do not know that on the basis of private experience. The way to know our 'own' psychological content runs round about: it goes through the other people. To know that I think, feel pain, or hope we have to know that other people think, feel pain, or hope. The place we...

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'EARLY' & 'LATE' WITTGENSTEIN - LANGUAGE NATURE (1)
ASPECTS OF WORLD (1)
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FORTUNE'S VICISSITUDES (1)
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PHILOSOPHY OF PSYCHOLOGY (1)
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WILL'S CONCEPTION (1)
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WITTGENSTEIN L. (ANALYSES OF PSYCHOLOGICAL PHENOMENA) (1)
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Solipsism of Early Wittgenstein

A HUMAN BEING AS AN OPEN SUBJECT. AN ATTEMPT OF A POSITIVE CHARACTERISTIC OF A SUBJECT IN WITTGENSTEIN'S PHILOSOPHY OF PSYCHOLOGY

IS THERE A DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE AIM OF THE EARLY AND THE LATER PHILOSOPHY OF L. WITTGENSTEIN?

HEIDEGGER AS THE KEY TO COGNITION OF WITTGENSTEIN

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Solipsism of Early Wittgenstein

A HUMAN BEING AS AN OPEN SUBJECT. AN ATTEMPT OF A POSITIVE CHARACTERISTIC OF A SUBJECT IN WITTGENSTEIN'S PHILOSOPHY OF PSYCHOLOGY

IS THERE A DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE AIM OF THE EARLY AND THE LATER PHILOSOPHY OF L. WITTGENSTEIN?

HEIDEGGER AS THE KEY TO COGNITION OF WITTGENSTEIN

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