Ludwig Wittgenstein Public and Private

For Wittgenstein, philosophy was an on-going activity. Only in his dialog with the philosophical community and in his private moments does Wittgenstein's philosophical practice fully come to light. Visit our website for sample chapters!

Preface

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I. Private Occasions

Movements of Thought: Diaries, 1930--1932, 1936--1937

3

(254)

Ludwig Hansel--Ludwig Wittgenstein: A Friendship, 1929--1940

257

(74)

II. Public Occasions

The Wittgenstein Lectures

331

(42)

Wittgenstein and the Trinity Mathematical Society: 1930 and 1940

373

(4)

Cambridge Moral Science Club Meetings: Prince and Wittgenstein, February 1939

377

(4)

Discussions between Wittgenstein, Waddington, and Thouless: Summer 1941

381

(16)

Cambridge Moral Science Club Meetings: Popper and Wittgenstein, Fall 1946

397

(4)

Wittgenstein's Saturday Discussions: 1946--1947

401

(6)

Appendix: 2002 Addendum to von Wright's ``The Wittgenstein Papers''

407

(4)

Index

411

(8)

About the Editors

419

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Ludwig Wittgenstein Public and Private Occasions

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