Wittgenstein Archived

This book approaches the philosophy of Ludwig Wittgenstein from various different angles. Wittgenstein as a background for the interpersonal pragmatic theory of communication by Paul Watzlawick et al. is dealt with as well as Wittgenstein's way of writing and in what sense the fragmentary « Philosophical Investigations are a book. A central chapter is devoted to Wittgenstein's and Norman Malcolm's writings on remembering and memory. Last but not least the reader finds a criticism of Jaakko Hintikka's conception of Pragmatics and his more recent view on Wittgenstein as a dyslectic writer. Whether in interpretational or exegetic, applicative or conceptual studies - this volume is a further proof for the on-going discussion and influence of the philosophy of Ludwig Wittgenstein.