Wittgenstein's philosophy continues to generate enormous interest, and his name is frequently cited in connection with radical developments in theology and the philosophy of religion. Via an exploration of the different accounts of language and meaning he presents in both his early and later work, this course will focus on his thought as it relates to religious belief and commitment in particular.
ICS120503/220503 F13
Dr. Ron Kuipers
Thursdays 1:45pm-4:45pm
MA, PhD
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