The paper offers an expositive synthesis of Wittgenstein’s private language arguments in Philosophical Investigations, as they stand in the present philosophical debate. After defining such a language and identifying its constitute elements, I proceed to show that Wittgenstein’s argumentative strategies (if we assign any consistency to them) do not rest on verificationist or skeptical premises, and that the kind of demonstration offered is considerably unlike the traditional exegetical expectations. Alternatively, I present some recent interpretations that lead the arguments towards the semantic factualism debate.El artículo ofrece una síntesis expositiva de los argumentos sobre lenguaje privado de Wittgenstein en Investigaciones filosófica...
The article looks to set the record straight about the function of Wittgenstein’s private language a...
El texto argumenta, a partir de las ideas que presenta Wittgenstein en el Tractatus logico philosoph...
In this article I show that Ludwig Wittgenstein considers empirical knowledge not just as a question...
This paper examines Wittgenstein’s discussions about the concept of “private” language. Wittgenstein...
The feasibility of a private language, a concept previously entertained by philosophers like Locke a...
The importance of Wittgenstein�s thought lies on the idea that he proposes a revelation of truth fro...
This assignment ains to prove the pertinency of using the wittgenstein´s argument against private la...
The paper clarifies the sense of remark 202 of Wittgenstein's *Philosophical Investigations* with re...
[Introduction] Wittgenstein writes in the preface of his Philosophical Investigations: "I should no...
Our claim in this paper is to present some arguments of Ludwig Wittgenstein against the concept of p...
In this paper, the possibility of private language argument in Tractatus Logi- co-Philosophicus is a...
Wittgenstein's argument against private language is subjected to scru- tiny in this thesis. Three ar...
Wittgenstein's private language argument in his philosophical investigations is explained and critic...
After explaining the “private language argument” (PLA) centered in para. 258 of the Philosophical In...
263 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1986.The thesis surveys and assess...
The article looks to set the record straight about the function of Wittgenstein’s private language a...
El texto argumenta, a partir de las ideas que presenta Wittgenstein en el Tractatus logico philosoph...
In this article I show that Ludwig Wittgenstein considers empirical knowledge not just as a question...
This paper examines Wittgenstein’s discussions about the concept of “private” language. Wittgenstein...
The feasibility of a private language, a concept previously entertained by philosophers like Locke a...
The importance of Wittgenstein�s thought lies on the idea that he proposes a revelation of truth fro...
This assignment ains to prove the pertinency of using the wittgenstein´s argument against private la...
The paper clarifies the sense of remark 202 of Wittgenstein's *Philosophical Investigations* with re...
[Introduction] Wittgenstein writes in the preface of his Philosophical Investigations: "I should no...
Our claim in this paper is to present some arguments of Ludwig Wittgenstein against the concept of p...
In this paper, the possibility of private language argument in Tractatus Logi- co-Philosophicus is a...
Wittgenstein's argument against private language is subjected to scru- tiny in this thesis. Three ar...
Wittgenstein's private language argument in his philosophical investigations is explained and critic...
After explaining the “private language argument” (PLA) centered in para. 258 of the Philosophical In...
263 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1986.The thesis surveys and assess...
The article looks to set the record straight about the function of Wittgenstein’s private language a...
El texto argumenta, a partir de las ideas que presenta Wittgenstein en el Tractatus logico philosoph...
In this article I show that Ludwig Wittgenstein considers empirical knowledge not just as a question...