Hilary Putnam - Aristotle after Wittgenstein
Hilary Putnam's 1993 article 'Aristotle after Wittgenstein' was published in Modern Thinkers and Ancient Thinkers (ed. Robert W. Shaples) and then reprinted in his collection Words and Life (e. James Conant). It's a fun exploration of whether the Aristotelian account of form can help us give a reductive theory of reference, with some side-reflections about the Wittgenstein of the Tractatus thrown in. Putnam's answer, by the way, is no. Victor Gijsbers teaches philosophy at Leiden University in the Netherlands. This video is part of an ongoing look at various philosophical papers: • Philosophical Papers

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Wittgenstein's Contribution to Philosophy

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Wittgenstein's Games by A. C. Grayling

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Ludwig Wittgenstein's Philosophy - John Searle & Bryan Magee (1987)

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Why Rosa Luxemburg Warned the Bolsheviks

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Chomsky was wrong.They taught me a lie.

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Hilary Putnam - Logical Positivism and Intentionality

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Annette Baier - Doing Without Moral Theory?

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Wittgenstein's Tractatus

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The Later Wittgenstein

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Commands, Symbols & Games | Nietzsche, Cassirer & Wittgenstein on Language

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What is Wrong with Descartes' Representationalism?

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Arthur Schopenhauer's Philosophy - Bryan Magee & Frederick Copleston (1987)

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Willard V. O. Quine - Two Dogmas of Empiricism

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David Bentley Hart: The Critique That DESTROYED Kant (and Analytic Philosophy)

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Wittgenstein and his impact upon Anglophone philosophy, Peter Hacker

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Sternstunde Philosophie: Lacan verstehen

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