Proč jsou elementární věty a stavy věcí v Traktátu vzájemně nezávislé?

Title:

Proč jsou elementární věty a stavy věcí v Traktátu vzájemně nezávislé?
Why are atomic propositions and states of aff airs mutually independent in the „Tractatus“?

Creator:

Daňková, Zuzana

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Subject:

Filozofie, filozofie, philosophy, Wittgenstein, the mutual independence of atomic facts, states of affairs, Tractarian objects, logical space, 5, and 101

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Description:

In this article I attempt to reply to the question of whether, in the framework of Wittgenstein’s Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus, reasons and arguments are given which might plausibly motivate the claim - made by Wittgenstein himself - that atomic propositions and their correlates (states of affairs) are mutually independent. My first step is to make clear that an answer to this question demands a detailed interpretation of Tractarian objects and, specifically, whether they are only particulars, or properties and relations too. After sketching the evidential support for both interpretations, I incline to a reading that takes properties and relations to be objects. In the context of the narrower and broader conceptions of objects, I then give a detailed analysis of the metaphor “the space of states of affairs” and “logical space”, which I consider to be the principal guide in our understanding the reasons for the independence of states of affairs and thus, more generally, of atomic propositions too., Zuzana Daňková., and Obsahuje poznámky a bibliografii

Language:

Czech

Rights:

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Source:

Filosofický časopis | 2014 Volume:62 | Number:1

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