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Showing and Saying. An Aesthetic Difference
2013
Wittgenstein’s distinction between saying and showing and the associated thesis, what can be shown cannot be said, were crucial to his first philosophy, persisted throughout the evolution of his whole thought and played a key role in his views on aesthetics. The objective of art is access to the mystical, forcing us to become aware of the uniqueness of our own experience and life. When art is good is a perfect expression and the work of art becomes like a tautology. An important consequence of this understanding of art is the irreducibility of the aesthetic to the scientific perspective.
Wittgenstein: ¿filósofo ruritano?
2002
Capítulo del libro Wittgenstein, 50 años después donde se discute la interpretación del pensamiento wittgensteiniano articulada por Ernest Gellner y el significado político que aquél puede tener.
Contrate y trasfondo. Wittgenstein y la filosofía
2011
Capítulo del libro Antropología de Wittgenstein en el que se expone la relación de la filosofía wittgensteiniana con la tradición filosófica occidental y el desarrollo de la misma.
Gramsci and Wittgenstein: an intriguing connection
2010
In the preface to the Philosophische Untersuchungen Wittgenstein writes that he owes to the Italian professor of economics Piero Sraffa "the most important ideas contained in the book". As Sraffa has not writed anything on language, this statement was never given a detailed content. Amartya Sen, who knew the Italian economist during the years spent in Cambridge as a PhD student, in an article (2003) suggests that, during his conversations with Wittgenstein, Sraffa made use of philosophical-linguistic ideas he had learned from Gramsci, while he worked as a student in Turin for the newspaper "Ordine Nuovo" directed by Gramsci himself. Thus, Gramsci, through Sraffa, played a decisive role in t…
Dire e mostrare ovvero l'inconscio relazionale delle parole
2014
Ciò che viene detto trae il suo significato dal non detto che le parole dette mostrano senza dirlo. Questa complessa relazione semantica viene studiata con l'aiuto di Freud e Wittgenstein.
Il Professor Gramsci e Wittgenstein
2014
Solipsismin kritiikki Wittgensteinin myöhäisfilosofiassa
2007
Tässä tutkielmassa käsittelen solipsismin teemaa Ludwig Wittgensteinin myöhäiskauden filosofiassa. Tavoitteena on tarkastella huolellisesti Wittgensteinin solipsismiin liittyviä tekstikokonaisuuksia ja huomautuksia ja selvittää, kuinka näiden kautta hahmottuu moniosainen ja voimakas kritiikki solipsismia vastaan. Esitän, että Wittgensteinin kriittiset argumentit kehittyivät hänen käytyään 1930-luvun alussa ajattelussaan läpi metodologisen solipsismin vaiheen; esitän myös, että Wittgensteinin solipsismin kritiikki pohjautui ”minän” ja ”aistimuksen” käsitteiden kieliopilliseen tarkasteluun; ja että hän tulkitsi metafyysisen solipsismin lähteeksi taipumuksen käyttää tiettyjä käsitteitä irrotet…
Subject, World and Value
2010
El punto de partida del artículo es el siguiente: Wittgenstein determinó su propósito de trazar un límite a la expresión lingüística del pensamiento sirviéndose, en cierta manera, de la distinción entre representación y voluntad con que Schopenhauer había reinterpretado la distinción kantiana entre el fenómeno y la cosa en sí. Al igual que Schopenhauer, Wittgenstein sostiene que el mundo de la ciencia corresponde al fenómeno, al mundo como ‘representación’, al mundo de los hechos; e igualmente considera que todo cuanto tiene que ver con los asuntos de máxima importancia y valor para nosotros —el sentido de nuestra existencia o de la existencia del mundo, la relación entre el sujeto de la vo…
Linguaggio, storia e politica. Ludwig Wittgenstein e Quentin Skinner
2012
Übertragung von Verhaltensweisen durch Transplantation von Anlagen neuroanatomischer Strukturen bei Amphibienlarven: I. Xenoplastischer Austausch von…
2010
By transplantation of parts of the neural plate (latter medulla oblongata) from Xenopus laevis (Daud.) to Hymenochirus boettgeri (Torn.) larval chimaeras were obtained, which showed donorlike rhythmical movements of the mouth and pharyngeal region, movements which the host species lacks. Nevertheless, some of these tadpoles were still able to catch small prey in a reaction which is typical for the host and lacking in the donor.