The Situated Thinker

In Steven Nadler (ed.), Wittgenstein. Oxford, UK: Wiley‐Blackwell. pp. 1–19 (2011)
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This chapter contains sections titled: A Man at the Crossroads From Vienna to Cambridge The Two Sides of the Tractatus The Return to Vienna The Vienna Circle Back to Cambridge Sketches of Landscapes The Last Years The Alienated Thinker Wittgenstein's Standing Further reading.

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the situated thinker, in one's philosophizing ‐ in one's mind, moral concepts, understanding of one's situation   Ludwig Wittgenstein, and his writings ‐ a life at crossroads, cultural and historical   Wittgenstein, a religious thinker ‐ scientific/technological and philosophical culture   traces of Schopenhauer's thoughts ‐ in Wittgenstein's philosophical work   Wittgenstein's work, same duality ‐ language, mathematics, new currents in Viennese thinking   Wittgenstein, and Russell's Principles of Mathematics, 1903 ‐ deducing body of mathematics, from an enlarged logic   philosophical movement, of “Analytic Philosophy” ‐ interactions, between Frege, Russell and young Wittgenstein   Tractatus Logico ‐ Philosophicus, reflecting his thinking ‐ and reflections on logic   Vienna Circle, and Frege, Russell and Wittgenstein ‐ interest in philosophy of mathematics   Wittgenstein's thinking, three phases ‐ the alienated thinker, and Wittgenstein's paradoxical attitude toward philosophy

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10.1002/9781444343311.ch1

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