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Neuware - Ludwig Hänsel zählte zu den wenigen Freunden Ludwig Wittgensteins, denen dieser bis zu seinem Tode verbunden blieb. Seit der Zeit der gemeinsamen Kriegsgefangenschaft bei Monte Cassino pflegten die beiden Männer einen intensiven geistigen Austausch, den Hänsel in seinen Tagebüchern detailliert festgehalten hat. Die leidenschaftlichen Gespräche über religiöse und philosophische Probleme u.A. über das Manuskript des Tractatus logico-philosophicus machen trotz oft heftiger Dispute Hänsels Bedeutung als mitfühlender Freund und Berater deutlich, auf dessen Meinung Wittgenstein Wert legte. Darüber hinaus stellt die lebhafte Beschreibung der Gefangenschaft und der Jahre danach ein wertvolles Dokument europäischer Zeit- und Kulturgeschichte dar. Ludwig Wittgenstein, geboren 1889 in Wien, von 1939 bis 1947 Professor für Philosophie in Cambridge, wo er 1951 starb. Er gilt als einer der zentralen Philosophen des 20. Jahrhunderts. Ludwig Hänsel (1886 1959) war Mittelschullehrer für Deutsch und Französisch in Wien und verfasste mehrere Bücher und Aufsätze zu Fragen der Pädagogik, Psychologie, Philosophie, Religion und Literatur. 218 pp. Deutsch.

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Ludwig Hänsel zählte zu den wenigen Freunden Ludwig Wittgensteins, denen dieser bis zu seinem Tode verbunden blieb. Seit der Zeit ihrer gemeinsamen Kriegsgefangenschaft bei Monte Cassino 1918 pflegten die beiden Männer einen intensiven Austausch über Philosophie, Literatur und Religion, den Hänsel in seinen Tagebüchern detailliert zusammengefasst hat. Hänsels Notizen geben einen intimen Einblick in die Gedankenwelt Ludwig Wittgensteins, der sich zu dieser Zeit an einem entscheidenden Wendepunkt seines Lebens befand, und in sein philosophisches Hauptwerk, den Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus. Gleichzeitig wird jedoch auch deutlich, welchen Einfluss Ludwig Hänsel auf Leben und Denken Wittgensteins ausübte. mit Abbildungen.

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BERTRAND RUSSELL ON MODALITY AND LOGICAL RELEVANCE - SECOND EDITION (2015).PRAISE FOR THE SECOND EDITION:Looks like a seminal work. - Paul Nascimbene.PRAISE FOR THE FIRST EDITION (1999):In the twenty-nine years since Russell's death, much of the major scholarship has drawn heavily on his manuscripts and unpublished correspondence. The author shows that the published Russell is capable of new interpretations; in particular, that modal notions such as possibility have a greater place in various aspects of his logical and philosophical thought than has been previously imagined.-Ivor Grattan-Guinness, Foreword.PUBLISHED REVIEW OF THE FIRST EDITION:Dejnožka's book is the first full-length study of modality in Russell. It is useful for its very full survey of passages in which Russell makes use of or alludes to modal notions. Dejnožka's command of Russell's huge output is indeed impressive and his utilization of it thorough.... - Nicholas Griffin, Studia Logica.PUBLISHED REVIEW OF THE FIRST EDITION:Dejnožka's book raises a very important point in the history of formal logic. Until now the major studies on this topic have drawn heavily on the development of classical logic as standardized by Gottlob Frege and Bertrand Russell. Dejnožka challenges the reader to open his mind for a new interpretation of Russell's work, in particular that modal and relevance notions have a greater place in his philosophy of logic than has been stressed before.... Dejnožka rightly observes that many of Russell's insights on modality are a result of his discussions with Hugh MacColl, who was indeed the first to seriously attempt to develop formal modal logic. This particularly applies to Russell's conception of a modal logic without modal operators....That is, classical logic can be used to simulate modal expressions. Thus, the notions of (logical) necessity and possibility are not 'fundamental notions'....On this basis, Dejnožka develops a higher level of modality, where the quantification scope extends to the predicates yielding what Russell calls 'fully general propositions'.... The best studied translation method is known as the standard translation, and it is quite compatible with Dejnožka's suggestions.... Dejnožka's book is full of material which stimulates [one] to rethink Russell's philosophy of logic and...it is greatly to the author's credit that he brings to light such a wealth of crucial issues in the history and philosophy of logic. - Shahid Rahman, History and Philosophy of Logic.BOOK DESCRIPTION OF THE SECOND EDITION:The second edition took over nineteen years to prepare, including minor corrections to 2018. It is over twice as long as the superseded first edition. It is the only edition that introduces three entire new fields of study, each one having the length of a small book: Russell on modality, Russell on deductive logical relevance, and Russell on inductive logical relevance. Many have thought that Russell's logic goes against these topics. I show that Russell is deeply concerned with them, and can be formalized. For he states theories of modality and relevance that imply or can be reasonably paraphrased into formal logics. Therefore he belongs in these fields. Thus this book is written toward reunion in logic. Russell initially rejects the possibility of a modal logic in an unpublished paper written ca. 1903-05 and read to an audience in 1905. But the very next year, he adopts the theory of modality he had rejected, and he repeats it for many years to come. That theory, together with other texts, implies or can be paraphrased into eight modal logics. And Russell's acceptance of Wittgenstein's theory of deduction as truth-ground containment implies or can be paraphrased into a deductive relevance logic. The book ends with a study of John Maynard Keynes and English evidence law as the origins of Russell's theory of probability as degree of logical relevance.

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BERTRAND RUSSELL ON MODALITY AND LOGICAL RELEVANCE - SECOND EDITION of 2015. Praise for the first edition of 1999: In the twenty-nine years since Russell s death, much of the major scholarship has drawn heavily on his manuscripts and unpublished correspondence. The author shows that the published Russell is capable of new interpretations; in particular, that modal notions such as possibility have a greater place in various aspects of his logical and philosophical thought than has been previously imagined. Ivor Grattan-Guinness, Foreword to the first edition. EXCERPT FROM PUBLISHED REVIEW: "Dejno ka's book is the first full-length study of modality in Russell. It is useful for its very full survey of passages in which Russell makes use of or alludes to modal notions. Dejno ka's command of Russell's huge output is indeed impressive and his utilization of it thorough." Nicholas Griffin, Studia Logica. EXCERPT FROM PUBLISHED REVIEW: "Dejno ka's book raises a very important point in the history of formal logic. Until now the major studies on this topic have drawn heavily on the development of classical logic as standardized by Gottlob Frege and Bertrand Russell. Dejno ka challenges the reader to open his mind for a new interpretation of Russell's work, in particular that modal and relevance notions have a greater place in his philosophy of logic than has been stressed before. "Dejno ka rightly observes that many of Russell's insights on modality are a result of his discussions with Hugh MacColl, who was indeed the first to seriously attempt to develop formal modal logic. This particularly applies to Russell's conception of a modal logic without modal operators. That is, classical logic can be used to simulate modal expressions. Thus, the notions of (logical) necessity and possibility are not 'fundamental notions'.On this basis, Dejno ka develops a higher level of modality, where the quantification scope extends to the predic.

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