BETWEEN ETHICS AND AESTHETICS. AGAINST THE MYTH OF REDUCTIVE THERAPEUTISM

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  • ALICE MORELLI

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.15160/2282-5460/2246

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Wittgenstein, Morphology, Aesthetics, Quietism, Therapeutic Reading

Abstract

My paper is about Andronico’s work on the connection between Ethics and Aesthetics in Wittgenstein’s later philosophy. In particular, I will focus on the role that her ideas play against the therapeutic reading of Wittgenstein’s philosophy. I will argue that, contrary to such a reading, the ethical tone of Wittgenstein’s philosophy should be understood as a consequence of aesthetical e-ducation, that is, the sharpening of the eye in order to see differently. I will show that (1) philosophy is a specific kind of theory and that (2) Cavell’s notion of the rediscovery of the ordinary does not properly grasp the ethical force of Wittgenstein’s remarks.

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31-08-2020

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IL TEMA: SECONDO NATURA. WITTGENSTEIN E L'ANTROPOLOGIA