Apr 17, 2022
Norman Malcolm in Wittgenstein: The Relation of Language to Instinctive Behaviour.
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Norman Malcolm in Wittgenstein: The Relation of Language to Instinctive Behaviour.
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Normal Malcolm’s Ontological Argument
Norman Malcolm, in the Philosophical Review, dismisses Anselm’s first, and Descartes’ ontological arguments, but finds Anselm’s second argument for necessary existence much more convincing.
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Ludwig Wittgenstein: a memoir, Norman Malcolm.
I am so confused in A Level RE. I am so confused that reading more explanations just makes me MORE CONFUSED!!!
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Thinking Hard about the Everyday
Thinking Hard about the Everyday
“Whenever I thought of you I couldn’t help thinking of a particular incident which seemed to me very important. You & I were walking along the river towards the railway bridge & we had a heated discussion in which you made a remark about ‘national character’ that shocked me by its primitiveness. I then thought: what is the use of studying philosophy if all that it does for you is to enable you…
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Untitled Project: Robert Smithson Library & Book Club [Malcolm, Norman. Ludwig Wittgenstein: A Memoir, 1962] Oil paint on carved wood, 2014
Ein Mensch, den philosophische Verwirrung gefangenhält, ist wie ein Mann in einem Zimmer, der hinaus will, aber nicht weiss wie. Er versucht's mit dem Fenster, aber das ist zu hoch. Er versucht's mit dem Kamin, aber der ist zu eng. Und wenn er sich nur umdrehen wollte, sähe er, dass die Tür die ganze Zeit offen war!
Ludwig Wittgenstein
in Norman Malcolm: Ludwig Wittgenstein. Ein Erinnerungsbuch