Lexicon of Arguments

 

Rorty I 128
Wittgenstein: sensations would have some half of an existence between nothingness and something, they would "fell out" of the world like the beetle in the box. >Beetle example.
Wittgenstein: sensation "not something, but also not nothing. The result was that a nothing would do the same services as the something about what cannot be stated." (Philosophical Investigations § 304.)
RortyVsWittgenstein: confusion of the concept of incorrigibility with the notion of incommunicability. >Incorrigibility.
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Rorty VI 147
Sensation/Wittgenstein: Feeling alone (without language) is not enough.
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Dummett I 35
WittgensteinVsFrege: no personal objects (sensations), otherwise private language, for the
subject itself unrecognizable. >Private Language, >Beetle example.
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Wittgenstein VI 118
Sensation/Wittgenstein/Schulte: a sentence about the sensations, because it completely remains at the level of linguistics, is outside the true/false dimension.
VI 199f
Sensation/Wittgenstein/Schulte: has no object. >Object.
VI 200
Expression: is not description (but more direct). >Description.