Inheritance and originality : Wittgenstein, heidegger, kierkegaard

By:

Mulhaal Stephen

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Publication details: Oxford Clarendon Press 2001Description: 448pISBN:

9780199265497

Subject(s):

1. Contributions In Methodology 2. Methodology - history - 19th Century

DDC classification:

190.000000 MUL

Contents:

Contents: Introduction. Modernist origins: reading Stanley Cavell's 'The Claim of Reason; Part One. Wittgenstein's vision of language: reading the 'Philosophical Investigations' ; Part Two. Heidegger's vision of scepticism: reading 'Being and Time' and 'What is Called Thinking'; Part Three. Kierkegaard's vision of religion: reading 'Philosophical Fragments', 'Fear and Trembling', and 'Repetition'; Concluding dogmatic postscript. Biblical origins: hereditary sin and the body of the victim.

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Contents:
Introduction. Modernist origins: reading Stanley Cavell's 'The Claim of Reason;
Part One. Wittgenstein's vision of language: reading the 'Philosophical Investigations' ;
Part Two. Heidegger's vision of scepticism: reading 'Being and Time' and 'What is Called Thinking';
Part Three. Kierkegaard's vision of religion: reading 'Philosophical Fragments', 'Fear and Trembling', and 'Repetition';
Concluding dogmatic postscript. Biblical origins: hereditary sin and the body of the victim.

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