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" Wittgenstein and religion / "
D.Z. Phillips.
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BL
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982460
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b736830
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Main Entry
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Phillips, D. Z., (Dewi Zephaniah)
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Title & Author
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Wittgenstein and religion /\ D.Z. Phillips.
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Publication Statement
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New York, N.Y. :: St. Martin's Press,, 1993.
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Series Statement
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Swansea studies in philosophy
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Page. NO
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xxi, 259 pages ;; 23 cm
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ISBN
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0312096399
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: 0312123000
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: 0333523784
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: 9780312096397
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: 9780312123000
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: 9780333523780
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: 9780333586204
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Notes
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Issued also in Macmillan's Swansea studies in philosophy series.
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Bibliographies/Indexes
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Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
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Contents
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1. Philosophy, Theology and the Reality of God (1963) -- 2. Sublime Existence (1990) -- 3. Searle on Language-Games and Religion (1989) -- 4. On Really Believing (1991) -- 5. Religious Beliefs and Language-Games (1970) -- 6. Wittgenstein's Full Stop (1981) -- 7. Primitive Reactions and the Reactions of Primitives (1983) -- 8. Belief and Loss of Belief (1970) -- 9. From Coffee to Carmelites (1990) -- 10. On Not Understanding God (1988) -- 11. Waiting for the Vanishing Shed (1992) -- 12. On Wanting to Compare Wittgenstein and Zen (1977) -- 13. Authorship and Authenticity: Kierkegaard and Wittgenstein (1992) -- 14. Advice to Philosophers who are Christians (1988) -- 15. Religion in Wittgenstein's Mirror (1991).
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Abstract
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"This collection of essays explores Wittgenstein's significance for the philosophy of religion. Through a discussion of language-games, forms of life, and Wittgenstein's strictures against subliming the logic of our language, we are brought to see the importance of emphasising that to reflect on the reality of God is to reflect on a kind of reality. God's reality is a spiritual reality, something ignored in contemporary debates between realism and non-realism which pay little attention to concept-formation in religion." "These conceptual insights are brought to bear on the clash between belief and atheism; the task of understanding religious experience; issues concerning language and ritual; whether evil calls for theodicies which claim to understand and justify the ways of God; and difficulties in talking of miracles in the twentieth century." "The author argues against ambitions to construct a Christian philosophy. In contrast, the flexibility in Wittgenstein's methods helps us to appreciate philosophy's distinctive tasks in relation to religion."--Jacket.
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Subject
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Wittgenstein, Ludwig,1889-1951-- Religion.
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Wittgenstein, Ludwig,1889-1951.
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Wittgenstein, Ludwig,1889-1951.
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Wittgenstein, Ludwig,1889-1951.
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Wittgenstein, Ludwig.
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Subject
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Religion-- Philosophy.
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Religion-- Philosophy.
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Religion-- Philosophy.
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Religion.
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Religionsphilosophie
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Subject
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Religious thought-- 20th century.
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Subject
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Theology-- Methodology.
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Subject
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Godsdienstfilosofie.
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Dewey Classification
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210/.92
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LC Classification
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B3376.W564P465 1993
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NLM classification
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08.25bcl
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08.37bcl
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5,1ssgn
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CI 5017rvk
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