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Martin Fengel - Journal of Science Catalogue at schaden.com ...there's that one maxim by Ludwig Wittgenstein, who wanted to bring all science back to the basics of philosophy; there are even quite a few maxims by Wittgenstein which are very appropriate to what Martin Fengel is doing. It is almost as if Fengel wanted to demonstrate what Wittgenstein meant. In Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus, for example, Wittgenstein writes, "What can be shown cannot be said", referring primarily to language in its elementary form. He also says, "A sentence shows a logical form of reality. It emphasizes it." Wittgenstein was referring to language (he was thinking about the grammar of the world in an age when images had not yet begun to play the key role in determining this grammar), and yet Martin Fengel's pictu...
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Martin Fengel - Journal of Science
Catalogue at schaden.com
...there's that one maxim by Ludwig Wittgenstein, who wanted to bring all science back to the basics of philosophy; there are even quite a few maxims by Wittgenstein which are very appropriate to what Martin Fengel is doing. It is almost as if Fengel wanted to demonstrate what Wittgenstein meant. In Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus, for example, Wittgenstein writes, "What can be shown cannot be said", referring primarily to language in its elementary form. He also says, "A sentence shows a logical form of reality. It emphasizes it."
Wittgenstein was referring to language (he was thinking about the grammar of the world in an age when images had not yet begun to play the key role in determining this grammar), and yet Martin Fengel's pictu...