The Wittgenstein Reader

By:

Anthony Kenny

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Hardback

Series:

Wiley-Blackwell Readers

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This popular selection of Wittgenstein's key writings has now been updated to include new material relevant to recent debates about the philosopher. * Follows the evolution of Wittgenstein's philosophical thought from the Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus through to the Philosophical Investigations. * Excerpts are arranged by topic and introduce readers to all the central concerns of Wittgenstein's philosophy. * Now includes a new chapter on 'Sense, Nonsense and Philosophy' incorporating material relevant to recent debates about Wittgenstein.

Author Biography:

Sir Anthony Kenny was formerly Pro-Vice-Chancellor at Oxford University, Master of Balliol College, Oxford and Warden of Rhodes House, Oxford. He was also President of the British Academy, Chairman of the Board of the British Library and a Trustee of Wittgenstein’s copyrights. He is the author or editor of more than 30 books, including Wittgenstein (Revised Edition, 2006), A Brief History of Western Philosophy (1998) and The Legacy of Wittgenstein (1984), all published by Blackwell.

Release date Australia

November 3rd, 2005

Author

Anthony Kenny

Audience

Professional & Vocational

Edition

2nd edition

Pages

288

Series

Wiley-Blackwell Readers

Dimensions

158x236x25

ISBN-13

9781405135832

Product ID

3091894

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