Some thoughts on memory from Wittgenstein / Considerações acerca da memória a partir de Wittgenstein

Prometeus: Filosofia em Revista 3:69-78 (2010)
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This article intends to present the thought of Wittgenstein – mainly from his notes at Philosophical Investigations (PI), Remarks on the Philosophy of Psychology (RPP), and Last Writings on the Philosophy of Psychology (LW) – and of his commentators about important thesis on memory. This one is a major epistemic problem, since our knowledge of the past facts comes from it. Provided that it sometimes fails, is important to know of what we are talking about when we use the term “memory” and to know how can we trust it.

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