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The Philosophy of Ludwig Wittgenstein | Dr. Genia Schonbaumsfeld

Professor Schonbaumsfeld joins us to introduce the philosophy of early and later Wittgenstein. -- ⏰Timestamps⏰: 0:44 Who was Wittgenstein? 1:58 What was Wittgenstein’s philosophical context? 4:19 Does it make sense to apply analytic/continental divide to Wittgenstein? 6:43 Continuity and distinctions between early and later Wittgenstein? 12:57 What were some of the goals of the Tractatus? 16:03 Wittgenstein and Frege 22:10 Was Wittgenstein a realist? 23:58 What makes up a proposition? 30:53 The say show distinction in Wittgenstein? 41:24 How did Wittgenstein object to the TLP? 44:58 How does logic and propositional form develop? 53:38 What are language games? 59:26 What are family resemblance? 1:05:54 What is the role of philosophy in Wittgenstein? 1:10:16 What is the legacy of Wittgenstein? 1:13:54 Where to get started with Wittgenstein? -- If you found this video helpful, like and subscribe, and share this video with your friends! -- For podcast listeners, check out our podcast: https://bit.ly/phil4allpod -- Support my mission and gain exclusive perks:   / christianityforall   -- Join our newsletter on my website: https://josh-yen.com/ Find me on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/joshuajwyen -- Feel free to join my discord server:   / discord   -- About the video: In this engaging conversation with Dr. Genia Schönbaumsfeld, we explore the radical philosophical journey of Ludwig Wittgenstein—from the tightly structured propositions of the Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus to the later insights of Philosophical Investigations. Dr. Schönbaumsfeld unpacks the deep shifts in Wittgenstein’s view of language, logic, and meaning, and how these changes shaped the development of analytic philosophy. Whether you're a student of philosophy, a fan of Wittgenstein, or simply curious about how language shapes thought, this video offers an accessible yet rigorous overview of one of the most influential thinkers of the 20th century. -- #joshuayen #philosophy