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Author(s):	Sean Wilson

Date:	2021	Format:	pdf	Language:	English	ISBN/ASIN:	1498583598
Pages:	198	OCR:		Quality:		ISBN13:
Uploader:	maveriks	Upload Date:	7/23/2021 2:28:31 PM

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Ludwig Wittgenstein changed everything. To understand how, we need to understand what he did to the subject of critical reasoning.

Wittgenstein didnt leave us philosophy  he left a pathway for a more perspicuous intellect. This was caused by a psychological condition that made him meticulous and hypersensitive. He could abnormally perceive three natural phenomena: (a) the social traits implicated in word use  (b) the task-functions signified in communication  and (c) the pictures that flash before the minds eye. With this unique acuity, he showed us how post-analytic thinking was to occur.

And this discovery changes everything. It revolutionizes how we must argue with one another and what we believe is true. Instead of focusing primarily upon premises or facts, we must point people to how their intellect behaves during a speech actsomething called therapy. And this has radical implications for analysis, conceptual investigation, value judgments, political ideology, ethics and even religion.

This book is both an explanation of, and a blueprint for, the new critical thinking. Written for both a lay and special audience, and for all fields of study, it shows what Wittgenstein invented and how it affects us all.

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