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AN IRREDUCIBLE DIVERSITY OF PLAYS: WITTGENSTEINIAN LANGUAGE-GAMES IN THEATRE
Author/Artist
Watter, Mark
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Senior thesis
Language
English
Description
43
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Kelly, Thomas
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Princeton University. Department of Philosophy
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Class year
2014
Summary note
Wittgenstein’s Culture and Value contains a number of puzzling comments on Shakespeare. Using these comments as a jumping-off point, I explore the later Wittgenstein's theory of language-games and its relation to theatre and the creation of art. I suggest that each individual play can be viewed as a unique language-game.
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