It's All Philosophy
Matt Fujimoto, Romaric Jannel, PhDPhilosophy and Writings about Philosophy, Language, Religion, and Culture
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Do Girls Lack Imagination?
Japan's First Female Prime Minister, The Imagination, and Saying Only What You Mean
Women in Japan have a good reason to celebrate. Japan—one of the lowest-ranked countries in the world for gender equality—is about to have its first female...
Use and Modality
Reflections on Wittgenstein #9
In sections 316–375 of PI, Wittgenstein asks several questions about the nature of concepts. He asks what it means to say that a chair thinks or that a stove feels pain. Behind these questions is the idea of...
It’s You Not Me
Reflections on Wittgenstein #8
I feel the private language discussion in Philosophical Investigations (PI) shows that there is a significant difference between a sign and a language. Wittgenstein draws out this difference by arguing that t...
The “Rules” of Language
Reflections on Wittgenstein #7
Wittgenstein argues that it is impossible to know which rule is being followed when someone uses a certain language expression. Just like the series 1,2,3,4 can be continued 5,6,7, it can also be continued 3,...
Saying vs. Playing
Reflections on Wittgenstein #6
It seems that the primary shift from the Tractatus to the Philosophical Investigations (PI) has to do with the final line in the Tractatus. Wittgenstein is focused on what can be said and said clearly.
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