Michael Weston’s Wittgenstein and Critical Theory brings two traditions into sustained conversation: the ordinary language philosophy associated with Ludwig…
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Questions about rules sit at the centre of Ludwig Wittgenstein’s later philosophy. A rule can appear to guide an action, yet no rule seems able to contain…
OLP & Literary Studies Online is pleased to announce a new online archive of Stanley Cavell’s lectures on literature. The collection brings together…
J. L. Austin’s distinction between constative and performative utterances remains a productive way to ask what poems do. A constative appears to describe a…
Rereading Stanley Cavell’s The World Viewed as a theory of film narration means shifting attention away from plot mechanics and towards the conditions that…
A new special issue of a journal devoted to ordinary language philosophy and literary studies is inviting submissions on the language of science fiction. The…
Wittgenstein's remarks on Frazer's Golden Bough, written in the 1930s, remain one of the most provocative documents at the seam between ordinary language…
Stanley Cavell's philosophy returns to a question: what does it mean to share criteria with one another? Inherited from Wittgenstein, the question animates his…
Cora Diamond's recent lecture on Wittgenstein and the novel drew a packed audience at the University of Melbourne's philosophy seminar room, with scholars…
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