BERTRAND RUSSELL Y LUDWIG WITTGENSTEIN, RELACIÓN PERSONAL Y ACADÉMICA

Natalia Tomashpolskaia

doi:10.48204/2805-1815.4309

Enviado octubre 3, 2023

Publicado 2023-10-31

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BERTRAND RUSSELL Y LUDWIG WITTGENSTEIN, RELACIÓN PERSONAL Y ACADÉMICA

Natalia Tomashpolskaia⁺⁻

DOI https://doi.org/10.48204/2805-1815.4309

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DOI: 10.48204/2805-1815.4309

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Tomashpolskaia, N. (2023) «BERTRAND RUSSELL Y LUDWIG WITTGENSTEIN, RELACIÓN PERSONAL Y ACADÉMICA», Analítica, (3), pp. 10–38. doi: 10.48204/2805-1815.4309.

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En este artículo, el autor analiza la relación entre dos destacados filósofos del siglo XX en Europa y Gran Bretaña: Ludwig Wittgenstein y Bertrand Russell. De acuerdo con una gran cantidad de correspondencia disponible hoy en día, podemos reconstruir no solo el entorno de pensamiento en Cambridge a principios y la primera mitad del siglo XX, sino también encontrar motivos subjetivos y personales para los cambios de relación entre pensadores, malentendidos entre a ellos. Tal tipo de reconstrucción biográfico-histórica no interfiere, sino que ayuda a comprender el origen, desarrollo y crítica de las ideas y teorías filosóficas. En este contexto, la relación personal entre Russell y Wittgenstein, su amistad durante más de 30 años y la ayuda mutua, tanto intelectual como empresarial, jugaron un papel importante en el desarrollo y formación de ambos filósofos como filósofos. Incluso los desacuerdos mutuos y la crítica de ideas a lo largo del tiempo les ayudaron a ver las deficiencias y, a veces, incluso el fracaso total de sus tesis y declaraciones. Primero, el autor describe en detalle el papel de Russell en la vida de Wittgenstein: primer encuentro e inspiración para hacer filosofía, apoyo en los estudios, asistencia en la publicación del primer libro de Wittgenstein, apoyo y facilitación para regresar a Cambridge en 1929, obtener el doctorado y recibiendo la beca del Trinity College. En segundo lugar, el autor considera los puntos básicos y fundamentales de los desacuerdos filosóficos entre dos filósofos y la crítica de Wittgenstein a las ideas de Russell.

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