Why Theory Wittgenstein's Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus
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Dec 24, 2023 The hosts explore Wittgenstein's Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus and its intersection with psychoanalysis and dialectics. They discuss Wittgenstein's emphasis on what is not said and the limits of language. They also explore the idea of creating a sitcom based on Wittgenstein's life, discuss the implications of the film Joker on the audience, and delve into desire, subjectivity, and belonging in relation to the Tractatus. They also discuss perception of images, different perspectives, and touch on ethics, aesthetics, and a movie called 'Naked Spur'.
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Engagement with Logic
Do engage deeply with logical structures to understand philosophical propositions. This exploration helps to reveal the limits of what can be articulated.
Wittgenstein's Ambition
Wittgenstein aims to articulate a philosophy to understand the world, emphasizing the limits of language. He believes that what we cannot speak about must be passed over in silence.
Analytic vs. Continental Philosophy
Wittgenstein represents a foundational work in analytic philosophy, contrasting with the continental tradition represented by thinkers like Heidegger. This philosophical fork influences subsequent philosophical developments.