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Wypowiedzi performatywne w filozofii języka Eugeniusza Grodzińskiego

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Rogucki K.

Filo-Sofija

2010

vol. 10

issue 1(10)

123-137

The article is focused on the works of Eugeniusz Grodziński that concern performatives. The problem is if Austin’s theory of illocution is continuation of his theory of performatives or to a degree contradicts it. Grodziński took the second. He claimed that the first theory is logically independent from the second and that it is possible to distinguish utterances that are informative (reporting, descriptive) from these that are performatives.

(M)ANY QUESTIONS? A COMPARISON OF THE USE OF QUESTIONS IN THE WITTGENSTEIN’S FIRST 37 PARAGRAPHS OF PHILOSOPHICAL INVESTIGATIONS WITH AUSTIN’S ESSAY “THE MEANING OF A WORD”

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Fajmon B.

Organon F. medzinárodný časopis pre analytickú filozofiu

2014

vol. 21

issue 1

101 – 120

Wittgenstein’s approach to philosophy is closely related not only to the content but also to the form of his investigations. The following paper presents the uniqueness of Wittgenstein’s writing style, namely his use of questions, by comparing part of his work with Austin’s essay. For this purpose a typology of questions with regard to their function in the text is established and applied. The difference between Wittgenstein’s and Austin’s writing style is then documented by the frequency of certain types of questions, and omission of others, and related to some of Wittgenstein’s remarks about his approach to philosophical inquiry. The difference is then summarized tentatively as one between “pedagogical” and “academic” writing style, which poses questions concerning the translation of Wittgenstein’s investigations into academic prose.

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Wypowiedzi performatywne w filozofii języka Eugeniusza Grodzińskiego

(M)ANY QUESTIONS? A COMPARISON OF THE USE OF QUESTIONS IN THE WITTGENSTEIN’S FIRST 37 PARAGRAPHS OF PHILOSOPHICAL INVESTIGATIONS WITH AUSTIN’S ESSAY “THE MEANING OF A WORD”