O que Waismann poderia ter dito a Wittgenstein mas .... (Parte 1)
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Wittgenstein, Waismann, consistência, inconsistência, contradição, Cálculo, consistency, inconsistency, contradiction, calculusAbstract
Durante o período 1930 -- 1931, Wittgenstein manteve várias conversas com Waismann e Schlick sobre a consistência e a possibilidade de contradições em cálculos e sistemas formais. Essas conversas foram publicadas no volume Wittgenstein e o Círculo de Viena e aparecem também, em um modo de composição diferente, como um apêndice de algumas edições das Observações Filosóficas. O objetivo desta breve nota é construir uma espécie de breve diálogo imaginário/alternativo entre Waismann e Wittgenstein, no qual o Waismann fictício diz o que eu penso que o Waismann real deveria ter dito nos diálogos reais que ocorreram.
Abstract
During the period 1930 -- 1031, Wittgenstein had several conversations with Waismann and Schlick on consistency and on the possibility of contradictions in formal systems and calculi. These conversations appear in the volume Wittgenstein and the Vienna Circle and as an appendix of some editions of the Philosophical Remarks. The aim of this short note is to construct an imaginary/alternative dialogue between Waismann and Wittgenstein in which the former says what he should have said in the real dialogues that did occur.
Recebido em 08/2014
Aprovado em 09/2014
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