Tag: Wittgenstein

Don’t Read Harry Frankfurt’s “On Bullshit”

11/10/201801/18/2022 Zach5 Comments

Harry Frankfurt's essay "On Bullshit" isn't actually very good.

Posted in philosophyTagged american, analysis, analytic, article, Augustine, Black, book, bull, bullshit, conversation, critique, economics, frankfurt, GOP, harry, humbug, information, language, liar, Lies, logic, Lying, Max Black, media, news, objection, on bullshit, onbullshit, philosophy, platform, political, politics, review, shit, society, teaching, truth, Wittgenstein

What Philosophers Mean by ‘Clear’

06/19/201805/28/2021 Zach2 Comments

The words ‘clear’ and ‘unclear’ are the primary descriptive and evaluative adjectives in our philosophical discourse. They can be used in almost any context. Yet philosophers don't really know what it means.

Posted in philosophyTagged Adorno, analytic, Barker, clarity, contintental, conversation, Frege, language, logic, Ludwig, metaphilosophy, pedagogy, philoflanguage, philosophers, philosophy, political, politics, power, relationships, sociology, teaching, Wittgenstein

Blog at WordPress.com.

Follow Following
- thevimblog.com
- Already have a WordPress.com account? Log in now.