In this paper I will compare Hertz and Wittgenstein in order to bring forth a new interpretation of the Tractatus. I shall look at Wittgenstein�s ideas about simple objects and compare them with Hertz�s material particles. I shall then claim that if one understands Hertz�s material particles as logical entities that are more co-ordinate like than physical, one can reach an interpretation of the Tractatus that is deliberately silent about the nature of reality, therefore escaping both objectivist and subjectivist interpretations of the book. This, I think, is just one of the great results of re-thinking Wittgenstein�s ideas through Hertz�s.En este artículo se compara a Hertz y a Wittgenstein para proponer una nueva interpretación del Tractat...
At 6.54 of Tractatus, Wittgenstein writes: “My propositions serve as elucidations in the following w...
The importance of Wittgenstein�s thought lies on the idea that he proposes a revelation of truth fro...
In recent years an entirely “New Wittgenstein”1 has grown up around the idea that the Tractatus shou...
In this paper I will compare Hertz and Wittgenstein in order to bring forth a new interpretation of ...
The purpose of this short text is to present the hypothesis that there are remarkable influences of...
Note:I undertake here an historical study to show that Wittgenstein's views on meaning in the Tracta...
The paper discusses Toulmin’s ideas in the philosophy of science – mainly as set out in The Philosop...
Study of Wittgenstein's claim in the Preface of the Tractatus that his thoughts are unassailably tru...
When Wittgenstein started writing the Tractatus in June 1915, he was convinced that he was producing...
O objetivo da presente tese assenta-se na defesa da hipótese de que existem influências marcantes do...
In Tractatus Logico‑Philosophicus Wittgenstein referred to a relatively small number of philosophers...
The author reflects upon a possible empirical interpretation of Wittgenstein’s well known thesis 7 i...
This paper introduces a novel interpretation of Wittgenstein’s Tractatus, a work widely held to be o...
In this paper, I develop some reflections on the interpretation of the notion of Sachverhalt in the...
The most long-standing division amongst interpretations of Ludwig Wittgenstein’s Tractatus is betwee...
At 6.54 of Tractatus, Wittgenstein writes: “My propositions serve as elucidations in the following w...
The importance of Wittgenstein�s thought lies on the idea that he proposes a revelation of truth fro...
In recent years an entirely “New Wittgenstein”1 has grown up around the idea that the Tractatus shou...
In this paper I will compare Hertz and Wittgenstein in order to bring forth a new interpretation of ...
The purpose of this short text is to present the hypothesis that there are remarkable influences of...
Note:I undertake here an historical study to show that Wittgenstein's views on meaning in the Tracta...
The paper discusses Toulmin’s ideas in the philosophy of science – mainly as set out in The Philosop...
Study of Wittgenstein's claim in the Preface of the Tractatus that his thoughts are unassailably tru...
When Wittgenstein started writing the Tractatus in June 1915, he was convinced that he was producing...
O objetivo da presente tese assenta-se na defesa da hipótese de que existem influências marcantes do...
In Tractatus Logico‑Philosophicus Wittgenstein referred to a relatively small number of philosophers...
The author reflects upon a possible empirical interpretation of Wittgenstein’s well known thesis 7 i...
This paper introduces a novel interpretation of Wittgenstein’s Tractatus, a work widely held to be o...
In this paper, I develop some reflections on the interpretation of the notion of Sachverhalt in the...
The most long-standing division amongst interpretations of Ludwig Wittgenstein’s Tractatus is betwee...
At 6.54 of Tractatus, Wittgenstein writes: “My propositions serve as elucidations in the following w...
The importance of Wittgenstein�s thought lies on the idea that he proposes a revelation of truth fro...
In recent years an entirely “New Wittgenstein”1 has grown up around the idea that the Tractatus shou...