DETERMINAÇÃO E FICÇÃO NAS INVESTIGAÇÕES FILOSÓFICAS
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https://doi.org/10.13102/ideac.v1i47.9951Résumé
resumo: As Investigações Filosóficas são apresentadas nesse artigo a partir de duas chaves, determinação e ficção. A determinação corresponde ao eixo de transformação de um pensamento que redefine a função de elementos normativos no interior de uma linguagem instituída fundamentalmente a partir de práticas. A ficção, por sua vez, consiste numa estratégia para fazer ver aquilo que está mais além do que nos permite enxergar a adesão incondicional (cegueira) aos nossos quadros normativos, sendo por isso uma estratégia tão fecunda quanto perturbadora. O artigo terá cumprido seu propósito se deixar a impressão de que este já antigo livro contém ainda sementes de muitos pensamentos imprescindíveis ao mundo do século XXI.
PALAVRAS-CHAVE: Wittgenstein. determinação. ficção. pragmática. Investigações Filosóficas.
ABSTRACT: Philosophical Investigations are presented in this article from two keys, determination and fiction. Determination corresponds to the axis of transformation of a thought that redefines the function of normative elements within a language fundamentally instituted from practices. Fiction, in turn, consists in a strategy to make us see beyond what the unconditional adherence (blindness) to our normative frameworks allows us to see, being therefore a strategy as fruitful as disturbing. The article will have served its purpose if it leaves the impression that this already old book still contains the seeds of many thoughts indispensable to the world of the 21st century.
KEYWORDS: Wittgenstein. determination. fiction. pragmatic. Philosophical Investigation.
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