| Author | LUDWIG WITTGENSTEIN |
As some interprets have pointed out, it is in the Notes for the Lectures on Private Experiencee and Sense Data (1934-1936) that the so-called « private language argument » first appeared. And, in stating the impossibility of a language understandable only by its speaker, Wittgenstein realizes that we cannot put seeing on one side and speaking on the other ; and he undertakes to redefine the very notion of language games that he has introduced in the beginning of the thirties. |
| Title | NOTES ON PRIVATE EXPERIENCE |
| Informations | edited by Rush Rhees bilingual edition English / French |
| Traductors | French translation by Élisabeth Rigal |
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