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Flash Sheridan
is on page 275 of 322
Finished. Still not sure this isn’t just Wittgenstein freaking out about Hume’s Is/Ought distinction, plus ignoring metalanguages and Turing. (Who, my supervisor noted, was lecturing at Cambridge on following rules while Wittgenstein was complaining about it.)
— Sep 04, 2025 05:44AM
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Flash Sheridan
is on page 255 of 322
p 254 surprising analogy btw modernism & logic, badly scanned
the deeper human purposes that it was the functio
novel techniques to serve have too often been ignored if
orgotten. So, poetic techniques and forms have become more
pportant than poetic expression, the construction of quasi-
Systems of inductive logic more important than
and style more important than
— Aug 28, 2025 06:05AM
the deeper human purposes that it was the functio
novel techniques to serve have too often been ignored if
orgotten. So, poetic techniques and forms have become more
pportant than poetic expression, the construction of quasi-
Systems of inductive logic more important than
and style more important than
Flash Sheridan
is on page 249 of 322
Uh oh:
P. 248: From this time on, aesthetic judgement was to be the prime concern, not of an individual patron (be he bishop or archduke) nor of the great bourgeois public. Instead, artists would have the opportunity to organize their own affairs …
— Aug 26, 2025 06:01AM
P. 248: From this time on, aesthetic judgement was to be the prime concern, not of an individual patron (be he bishop or archduke) nor of the great bourgeois public. Instead, artists would have the opportunity to organize their own affairs …
Flash Sheridan
is on page 238 of 322
Finished ch 7, looked at https://www.nytimes.com/1973/03/19/ar...
— Aug 07, 2025 07:01AM
Flash Sheridan
is on page 191 of 322
P. 191 The evidence that Wittgenstein’s aim in the Tractatus was as much ethical as logical cannot, accordingly, be looked for within the book itself.
— Jul 22, 2025 06:39AM
Flash Sheridan
is on page 192 of 322
The book’s point is an ethical one…. plus all I have _not_ written. And it is precisely this second part that is the important one.
— Dec 13, 2024 06:21AM

