Ethics as a condition of the world: The inexpressible, the transcendental and the point of the 'Tractatus'
Ethics as a condition of the world: The inexpressible, the transcendental and the point of the 'Tractatus'
This paper presents a reading of the Tractatus’ remarks on ethics. Drawing on work by Anselm Müller, subsequently developed by Anthony Price, the reading makes of some of Wittgenstein’s most striking and most puzzling early remarks a recognizable and insightful account of ethical experience, while also accommodating the equally striking formal quality of those remarks.
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McManus, Denis
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31 December 2022
McManus, Denis
95bb0718-d3fa-4982-9cde-05ac00b5bb24
McManus, Denis
(2022)
Ethics as a condition of the world: The inexpressible, the transcendental and the point of the 'Tractatus'.
Disputatio, 11 (23), .
Abstract
This paper presents a reading of the Tractatus’ remarks on ethics. Drawing on work by Anselm Müller, subsequently developed by Anthony Price, the reading makes of some of Wittgenstein’s most striking and most puzzling early remarks a recognizable and insightful account of ethical experience, while also accommodating the equally striking formal quality of those remarks.
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Ethics as a Condition of the World - The Inexpressible, the Transcendental and the Point of the Tractatus - final version
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Accepted/In Press date: 21 December 2022
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