From the ALWS archives: A selection of papers from the International Wittgenstein Symposia in Kirchberg am Wechsel

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Home > Archives > (2010) Papers of the 33rd IWS (eds. E. Nemeth, R. Heinrich, W. Pichler)

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Articles

Moral Judgments as Part of What Ethics Must Show Janyne Sattler

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Toward Wittgenstein as a Common Sense Philosopher Eric Lemaire

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Logic and its Application in Ludwig Wittgenstein’s Early Philosophy Mateusz Marek Radzki

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Aesthetics and a Secondary Use of ‚Meaning‘? On Stephen Mulhall’s Vision of Wittgenstein Christian Herzog

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On the Invention of Reasons that do Not Motivate - A Wittgensteinian/Sellarsian Take on Humeanism Matthias Kiesselbach

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Russell vs. Wittgenstein: In Defense of Russell (A Reply to Some Old Thesis of Peter Hacker’s Interpretation of Wittgenstein’s Tractatus) Henrique Jales Ribeiro

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Wittgenstein’s Conception of Language in Teaching and in the Comprehension of Concepts Cristiane Gottschalk

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Gestalt Switch, Illusion and Epistemic Switch Tadeusz Czarnecki

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Are Images in the Tractatus Isomorphic to Facts? Marco Carapezza

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Against the Psychologistic Reading of the Tractatus 3.11 Yasushi Nomura

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Wittgenstein on Art and Creative Imagination: “How to Understand ‘Genius’ as Courage in Talent and Character Manifested Through Talent” Fulya Özlem

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Wie stark hängen Mikroskopie-Bilder von Theorien ab? Tobias Breidenmoser

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Wittgenstein on Culture Ratikanta Panda

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Logik als Spiegelbild der Welt. Das Problem des Isomorphismus und der Autonomie der Logik im Tractatus Włodzimierz Heflik

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Eye See Dejan Makovec

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Warum sind die Gegenstände des Tractatus einfach? Susanne Huber

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Imaging Meaning Jean G. Horta

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There is no ‘I’ in ‘Image’: Wittgenstein’s Image Forming, the Visual Room and the Boundaries of Language and Space Jane Mustard

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Do We Really Need Negative Atomic Facts to Make Sense Out of the Tractarian Sense Theory? Marcos Silva

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Übersetzen als normative Tätigkeit Paulo Oliveira

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Ist das Wort Pfanne eindeutig ins Rumänische zu übersetzen? Vom Umgang mit einem Wort als Transporteur eines Bildes Annelore Mayer

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How Pictorial is Chinese? And Does it Matter? Christian Helmut Wenzel

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Adornos Konzept mimetischen Verhaltens – ein Kommentar mit Wittgenstein Nicolas Dierks

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Ethics as a Primary Form of Linguistic Inquiry Yaniv Iczkovits

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Poetic Seeing in Wittgenstein and the Contemporary Avant-Garde Theatre Ioana Jucan

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Von der versagenden Sprache zum verklanglichten Bild – Mechthild von Magdeburgs tönende figurata locutio Johannes Leopold Mayer

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Between writing and picturing: The square of opposition in formal logic and formal axiology of alethic and deontic modalities Vladimir Olegovich Lobovikov

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Methodologische Aspekte des Bildgebrauchs bei Wittgenstein Marianne Richter

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Hesiods Thaumas und Platons Mythos von den Zikaden: Bilder für Wittgensteins Staunen Ilse Somavilla

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‘Operating with words’ and the Shopping Scene Ioana Nafornita

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Perception and Depiction in the Light of Embodiment Zsuzsanna Kondor

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Seeing Qualitons as Qualia. A Dialogue with Wittgenstein on Private Experience, Sense Data and the Ontology of Mind Hilan Bensusan

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Picturing Semantic Relations Terje Aaberge

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Intention in Aesthetics Alberto Arruda

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Some Thoughts on Wittgensteinian “Nonsense” and the Use of Metaphor Athanassios Sakellariadis

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Independence vs. Compossibility Ralf Funke

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Von internen Relationen und Eigenschaften zur Grammatik Christian Milerferli

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Waste Articulated: Derrida via Beckettean WATT Xymena Synak-Pskit

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Das Selbstbild bei Ludwig Wittgenstein im Gegensatz zu René Descartes Bettina Müller

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Das Problem der Anwendung bei Gadamer und Wittgenstein Florian Franken

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Picturing as Mapping: A Mark of Continuity in Wittgenstein’s Notion of Representation Sabine Plaud

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On knowing Oneself by Outward Criteria (PI II iv) Sandra Markewitz

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Beginning Without the Saying/Showing Distinction Luke McNulty

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Bild, Sagen, Zeigen. Wittgensteins visuelles Denken Fabian Goppelsröder

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Literature: Picture, Language Game, Picture Again Ondrej Beran

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The von Wright and Wittgenstein Archives in Helsinki (WWA): A Unique Resource Bernt Österman

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A Proposed Solution to Two Puzzles in Mathematical Mapping Donald V. Poochigian

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Picturing Myself: A Wittgensteinian Conception of the Artist’s Self Portrait Cecilia B. Beristain

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Seeing-As, Seeing-In, Seeing-With: Looking Through Images Emmanuel Alloa

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Von der Grammatik der Sprache zur Grammatik der Natur Marc Müller

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A Note on the History of F. A. von Hayek’s Unpublished ‘Sketch of a Biography of Ludwig Wittgenstein’ Christian Erbacher

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Throwing Away the Ladder Before Climbing it Dimitris Gakis

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Contemplation of the Variety of the World Timo Koistinen

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Wittgenstein’s Picture Theory of Language as a Key to Modern Physics Hans Herlof Grelland

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Wittgenstein’s Picture Theory of Language and Self-Reference Radek Schuster

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Das Zebraproblem Martin Lemke

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Wie wirklich ist die Wirklichkeit? Wissenschaftliche Fotografien als Daten Nicola Mößner

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Saying and Showing in Art. The Ethical Moment in Aesthetics. Egon Schiele’s Works in Prison as a Sample Case. Carla Carmona Escalera

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The Philosophical Relevance of Wittgenstein’s Discussion of Experiences of Meaning Michel ter Hark

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Einprägsame Bilder: Paradigmen ohne Beweiskraft Ulrich Richtmeyer

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Wittgenstein, Grammar and Response-Dependence Tracy Bowell

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The role of productive imagination in creating artworks and discovering scientific hypotheses Dan Nesher

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About Pictures which Held Us Captive – Richard Rorty Reads Wittgenstein Sebastian Kletzl

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Das Problem des Abbildes Tomasz Kubalica

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The Face of the Work of Art: Wittgenstein on Expression Bernard J. Rhie

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A Use-Therapeutic Approach to Meaning Bernhard Ritter

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Keim and Bereitschaft: Readiness and Embodiments Jérôme Letourneur

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Das Kunstwerk als Aspekt der Kultur Jakub Mácha

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Know-How: Certainty, Mastery or Both? Britt Harrison

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Einstellung, Aspect and Hinges in Wittgenstein’s Work Pierluigi Biancini

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Was es heißt, den Menschen als Menschen zu sehen: Wittgenstein und der Existenzialismus Thomas Wachtendorf

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Seeing the Investigations Through Cubist Eyes Beth Savickey

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Form und Inhalt in der Musik – Wittgensteins Beitrag zu einem zentralen musikphilosophischen Problem Katrin Eggers

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Linking Disposition Ascriptions and Conditionals: A Wittgensteinian Approach Kai-Yuan Cheng

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Simulation Theory With or Without Introspection: An Expressivist Compromise John Michael

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Ruhe, Vergnügen und Selbsterkenntnis in der Philosophie Tomáš Došek

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The Aesthetic Commitment of Philosophical Analysis Marilena Andronico

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As Far as the Eye can Reach: Complete Analysis in the Intermediate Wittgenstein Rafael Lopes Azize

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On Text-Setting as Aspect-Seeing by Means of Music Panos Vlagopoulos

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Hume’s Problem, Occam’s Razor, and Wittgenstein’s Standpoint of Common Sense August Fenk

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Imagining Scientific Objects as a Bridge Between Metaphysics and Science Luis Flores-Hernandez

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