Wittgenstein : attention to particulars : essays in honour of Rush Rhees (1905-89)
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Wittgenstein : attention to particulars : essays in honour of Rush Rhees (1905-89)
Macmillan, c1989
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According to Wittgenstein, philosophical puzzles are due to deep prejudices about language. In this collection of essays, in honour of Rush Rhees, philosophers investigate the hold such prejudices have on us in a number of closely related areas of philosophical enquiry. Not all philosophers influenced by Wittgenstein pay attention to particulars; some insist on finding theories even in his profoundly anti-theoretical remarks. As they engage in criticism of influential contemporary philosophers, the essayists in this collection avoid that temptation. That they do so is due, in no small measure, to their acquaintance with the philosopher Rush Rhees.
Table of Contents
- Attention to particulars, D.Z.Phillips
- rules - looking in the right place, Cora Diamond
- language game (2), Norman Malcolm
- lesus naturae, R.F.Holland
- Anderson on generality, H.O.Mounce
- commitment to persons, David Cockburn
- "the kind of certainty is the kind of language-game", Lars Hertzberg
- moral judgement and deception, Ilham Dilman
- the personal in ethics, Raimond Gaita
- "He's to blame!", Peter Winch
- how lucky can you get?, D.Z.Phillips
- learning to theologize, Paul Homer. Appendix: Rhush Rhees - main publications.
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