Early Wittgenstein saw most of the questions of philosophy as
Early Wittgenstein saw most of the questions of philosophy as
These philosophical questions don't make sense. We need to dissolve the questions -- to show that they are senseless -- instead of literally answering them.
Early Wittgenstein saw most of the questions of philosophy as
Philosophers raise their "deep" questions because they misunderstand language and its limits -- they try to say things that cannot be said. So we cannot give answers to such questions. Instead, we can show that such questions lack sense and so are illegitimate.
Early Wittgenstein saw most of the questions of philosophy as
Russell would have said this, but not Wittgenstein.