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Duality, Force, Language-games and Our Form of Life

  • Christian Martin
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Abstract

This article presents a line of thought leading from considerations on how the difference between logical affirmation and negation is linguistically manifest via a critique of the ‘force-content-distinction’ drawn by Frege and reflection on how that distinction is involved in confusions about rule following to a conception of ‘thinking-and-speaking’ as, essentially, an activity of living beings. It thus seeks to motivate a logico-linguistic understanding of ‘form of life’, exhibiting it as already involved in making distinctions as ‘simple’ as that between ‘p’ and ‘not p’.

Abstract

This article presents a line of thought leading from considerations on how the difference between logical affirmation and negation is linguistically manifest via a critique of the ‘force-content-distinction’ drawn by Frege and reflection on how that distinction is involved in confusions about rule following to a conception of ‘thinking-and-speaking’ as, essentially, an activity of living beings. It thus seeks to motivate a logico-linguistic understanding of ‘form of life’, exhibiting it as already involved in making distinctions as ‘simple’ as that between ‘p’ and ‘not p’.

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