Tag: Ludwig Wittgenstein

Searching for Butterness

I’ve been reading and re-reading Franz Rosenzweig’s Understanding the Sick and the Healthy. It’s an incredibly fast read and well worth the time. It manages to accomplish quite a bit in its brevity (72 pages), and while the content does not feel philosophically rigorous, this is in fact its rigor. This explains the introductory essay […]

Tags analytic philosophy, continental philosophy, essence, Franz Rosenzweig, Hilary Putnam, Ludwig Wittgenstein, phenomenology, poststructuralism, Understanding the Sick and the Healthy (Rosenzweig)

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Excursions with Edward F. Mooney Pt. III

Post author By Dean
Post date September 12, 2013
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Excursions with Edward F. Mooney Part III: Whirling, Living, Dancing This post is part of an ongoing series. Part I. Part II. Dean Dettloff: You covered a lot of ground in your previous answer, Ed, anticipating a few other questions I could have followed-up with. Your previous response ended in a reflection highlighting the pin-wheeled […]

Tags anxiety, Ed Mooney, Faust, Franz Kafka, Goethe, interviews, intimacy, Investigations (Wittgenstein), John Rawls, Leo Tolstoy, Ludwig Wittgenstein, Mephistopheles, Notebook (Wittgenstein), philosophy of education, professional philosophy, Søren Kierkegaard, Socrates, Vienna, Walker Percy