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Mentioned in 16 episodes

The Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus

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Book •

Author

Ludwig Wittgenstein

Mentioned by

Piergiorgio Odifreddi

Fr. Bonaventure Chapman

Mentioned in 16 episodes

Mentioned by

Joscha Bach

when discussing the impact of classical philosophers on his intellectual development.

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Mentioned by Tobi Lutke as a book he prefers to read in its original German, noting that the English translation is superior due to clarifications sought by the author.

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Mentioned by

Jack Symes

in relation to his views on language and reality.

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Mentioned by

Samir Okasha

in the context of Wittgenstein's views on the relevance of Darwin's theory to philosophy.

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Mentioned by

Amit Varma

in relation to a diary entry from the trenches of World War I.

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Referenced by

Matthew Pines

when describing the ineffable nature of vibes.

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Mentioned by

Kenneth Cohen

in relation to Alan Watts' analogies.

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Mentioned by

Vishal Mangalwadi

in relation to his studies on linguistic analysis and the concept of truth.

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Mentioned by

Fr. Patrick Briscoe

and

Fr. Bonaventure Chapman

in a discussion comparing philosophical figures.

14 snips

What Nietzsche Got Right

Erwähnt von

Christian Rabl

, um die Komplexität eines Aufsatzes von Karl Wolf zu veranschaulichen.

#20 Hinzu- und Anrechnung - Vorschuss oder Schenkung

Mentioned by

Horace Murgatroyd

as the author of Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus.

Ep. 1 The World Is Everything, That Is The Case

Mentioned by Speaker 1 as the book Elizabeth Anscombe read before studying under Wittgenstein at Cambridge.

Elizabeth Anscombe

Recommended by

Piergiorgio Odifreddi

as a poetic work on logic, influenced by Frege and Russell.

Vite da logico - 3 - Da Boole a Hilbert

Mentioned by

Horace Murgatroyd

in relation to a discussion about the Tractatus.

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Mentioned by Professor Arindam Chakrabarti when discussing the philosophical nature of death and its relation to life.

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Erwähnt von Johannes Hartl, der darin auf den Satz stieß, dass nicht irgendetwas in der Welt das Mystische ist, sondern dass es die Welt überhaupt gibt.