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In This Innovative Comparison Of Gadamer And Wittgenstein, The Author Explores Their Common Concern With The Relation Of Language To Reality. Patrick Horn's Starting Point Is The Widely Accepted View That Both Philosophers Rejected A Certain Metaphysical Account Of That Relation In Which Reality Determines The Nature Of Language. Horn Proceeds To Argue That Gadamer Never Completely Escaped Metaphysical Assumptions In His Search For The Unity Of Language. In This Respect, Argues Horn, Gadamer's Work Is Nearer To The Earlier Rather Than To The Later Wittgenstein. The Final Chapter Of The Book Highlights The Work Of Wittgenstein's Pupil Rush Rhees, Who Shows That Wittgenstein's Own Later Emphasis On Language Games, While Doing Justice To The Variety Of Language, Does Less Than Justice To The Dialogical Relation Between Speakers Of A Language, Wherein The Unity Of Language Resides. Contrasting Rhees's Account Of The Unity Of Language With Those Given By Gadamer And The Early Wittgenstein Brings Out The Importance Of Understanding Reality In Terms Of The Life That People Share Rather Than In Terms Of What Philosophers Say About Reality.--jacket. 1. Prejudices As Conditions Of Understanding -- 2. Historicity : Limit Or Limitation? -- 3. Universal Hermeneutics -- 4. Wittgenstein's Tractatus And The Unity Of A Calculus -- 5. Rush Rhees And The Unity Of A Life. Patrick Rogers Horn. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 133-136) And Index.
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Gadamer and Wittgenstein on the Unity of Language: Reality and Discourse Without Metaphysics (Ashgate New Critical Thinking in Philosophy)
Cover 1 Title 4 Copyright 5 Dedication 6 Contents 8 Acknowledgements 10 Introduction 12 1 Prejudices as Conditions of Understanding 16 Practical Difficulties with Gadamer's Use of 'Prejudice' 18 The Source of Gadamer's Peculiar Use of 'Prejudice' 22 A Technical Understanding of 'Prejudice' 25 Understanding as a Process 30 2 Historicity: Limit or Limitation? 42 'Universal History' as a Task 43 The Unity of History as an 'Experience' 47 The Epistemological Problem of Historicity 50 'Overcoming' the Epistemological Problem 56 3 Universal Hermeneutics 66 Gadamer's Path to Language 67 Gadamer's Theory of the Unity of Language 69 Theory and Phronesis 74 An Assessment of Gadamer's Theory 76 Human Experience as Openness 77 The World-in-Itself 83 The Game Analogy 84 4 Wittgenstein's Tractatus and the Unity of a Calculus 92 The Sense of the Tractatus 93 The Problem of Posing Philosophical Problems 98 Language as a Calculus 109 Difficulties with the Unity of a Calculus 115 5 Rush Rhees and the Unity of a Life 122 Wittgenstein's Language Game Analogy 122 The Contrast Between Gadamer and Rhees 131 Language and Life 139 Bibliography 144 Index 148 Reality and Discourse without Metaphysics
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An interest in 'being' is a concern with the nature of reality which is central to philosophy, and central to this concern is the question of whether humans can be in contact with reality. The author here engages Gadamer, Wittgenstein and Rhees, who have all contributed greatly to the discussion of this question.
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The days are long past when analytic philosophers could deride their continental counterparts as not worthy of serious attention.
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