التحليل اللغوي عند لودفيغ فيتجنشتاين : من التصوير إلى الاستعمال

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Wittgenstein's thought went through two stages: the first one was embodied in his book (Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus), in which he defended logical language.

In contrast, in (Philosophical Investigations) book - which represented the second stage - he returned to how ordinary language is used by speakers.

Instead of figurative description of the significance in terms of syntactic rules, the description becomes limited to the actual conditions of use that lead to determining the significance or meaning.

Therefore, comprehending a particular term entails understanding its actual uses and how it is formulated in different contexts.

The notion of philosophy, which persisted in the two stages of an analytical nature, is one of the aspects that, on the other hand, shows continuity.