A Survey of Wittgenstein's Theory of Meaning |
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
B Thought and Reality and Subject and Object | 6 |
Two Senses of The World | 8 |
Copyright | |
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accidental features actual world assertion atomic facts atomic propositions atomic sentences bare particulars calculus of classes comp components concept constituent entities constructed denotative theory distinction elementary propositions elementary sentence elements equinumeral erroneous Excalibur existence expression f₁ fact are combined false follows Frege function given world grammar Hence Investigations language-game linguistic activity linguistic entities linguistic facts logical form logical proper names logical space meaning-situations meaningful meaningless mode of projection negation negative fact nominalist nominata non-linguistic notion objects and properties Occam's razor occur one-one relation ordinary language philosophical picture theory pictured fact possible world propositional sign r₁ Ramsey reference Remarks represent round square rules of projection Russell's semantical sense sentence shows sentential fact simple object spatio-temporal stand Stenius structural identity symbols term theory of descriptions theory of meaning things thought tion Tractatus transitive relation truth-functions Wittgens Wittgenstein Wittgenstein maintains Wittgenstein means words