519 2 archive 122 disk0/00/00/05/19 2003-02-16 2007-12-16 09:49:48 2007-12-16 09:49:48 article show Conant James pub Sprachphilosophie wittstud public Existenzphilosophie, Analytische, Philosophie, Kierkegaard There is a tradition of philosophical writing -- one which can be traced back to Plato's dialogues -- in which the form of the philosophical text is thought to be integral to its purpose. The form of the text is modeled on a PROCESS of discovery. The relation the reader is invited to enter into with the text mirrors a relation that he is called upon to enter into with himself. This mode of philosophical writing will often seem to be less concerned with imparting a specific doctrine to the reader and more concerned with introducing him to an intellectual discipline that holds forth the promise of transforming him. 1997 Wittgenstein Studien 4 2 TRUE Roser A. Börnke F. 833 1 519 1 other en public

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