SUBJECT IN TRACTATUS ACCORDING TO DAVID PEARS

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HOSEINZADEH YAZDI MAHDI; AHMADI AFRANJAMI ALI AKBAR

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Journal: RESEARCH ON METAPHYSIK Year:2013 | Volume:48 | Issue:14 Page(s): 31-50

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SUBJECT IN TRACTATUS ACCORDING TO DAVID PEARS

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HOSEINZADEH YAZDI MAHDI | AHMADI AFRANJAMI ALI AKBAR | Issue Writer Certificate

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SUBJECTQ2

SUBJECTIVISMQ3

SOLIPSISMQ2

TRACTATUSQ2

WITTGENSTEINQ2

DAVID PEARSQ2

Abstract

SUBJECTivism is viewed as one of the most fundamental underpinnings of modern philosophy. In modern philosophy, SUBJECT takes up a new position in human knowledge. The formation of the concept of SUBJECT is a decisive turn with which the modern philosophy starts.Considering the centrality of SUBJECTivism in modern philosophy, this article attempts to explain SUBJECT in TRACTATUS according to DAVID PEARS. A review of WITTGENSTEIN’s earlier teachings reveals that he considers a fundamental limitation for language. The SUBJECT serves as a point of view from which the language can be understood. The SUBJECT is the presupposition of understanding. Another way of putting this would be to say that any experience is understood from a point of view which is not represented in that experience. Regarding this, it seems that earlier WITTGENSTEIN is somehow SUBJECTivist. This specific form of SUBJECTivism is different from Kantian SUBJECTivism.

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HOSEINZADEH YAZDI, MAHDI, & AHMADI AFRANJAMI, ALI AKBAR. (2013). SUBJECT IN TRACTATUS ACCORDING TO DAVID PEARS. RESEARCH ON METAPHYSIK, 48(14), 31-50. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/157411/en

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HOSEINZADEH YAZDI MAHDI, AHMADI AFRANJAMI ALI AKBAR. SUBJECT IN TRACTATUS ACCORDING TO DAVID PEARS. RESEARCH ON METAPHYSIK[Internet]. 2013;48(14):31-50. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/157411/en

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MAHDI HOSEINZADEH YAZDI, and ALI AKBAR AHMADI AFRANJAMI, “SUBJECT IN TRACTATUS ACCORDING TO DAVID PEARS,” RESEARCH ON METAPHYSIK, vol. 48, no. 14, pp. 31–50, 2013, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/157411/en

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