Ronald Suter • Interpreting Wittgenstein

Ronald Suter • Interpreting Wittgenstein

A Cloud of Philosophy, a Drop of Grammar
"A very well written and reasoned book; a good introduction to and exposition of Wittgensteinian thinking. Suter does a fine job of showing why Wittgenstein should not be viewed as 'just another analytic philosophy practitioner,' without making him into some sort of mystic.... The book addresses an audience that is rarely addressed by Wittgenstein studies, and it presents interpretations that are original, interesting, and should raise good discussions among the experts." — Julius M. Moravcsik, Stanford University

"This presentation of Wittgenstein is interesting and admirably on target when defending certain interpretations against those of commentators with whom Suter disagrees. And Suter writes lucidly. This is not a simple achievement, and I commend him for really clear and helpful analyses of sticky, dense issues.... A fresh, original study that will be widely discussed—it is no mere 'introduction.'" — Gerald E. Myers, Professor of Philosophy, C.U.N.Y

Temple University Press, Paperback, english, 256 pages