Editing Wittgenstein and Language Games (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Analyzing</span> ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Early Wittgenstein vs. Later Wittgenstein
! Feature !! Early (Tractatus) !! Later (Investigations)
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| Analogy || A 'Camera' (Picturing facts) || A 'Toolbox' (Playing games)
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| View of Language || "Fixed / Logical / Universal" || "Fluid / Social / Diverse"
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| Goal || "Finding the Logical Structure" || "Describing the Social Use"
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| Problem || "Ambiguity" || "Confusion about Rules"
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| Philosophy's Task || "Constructing a Perfect Language" || "Therapy for Bad Grammar"
|}

'''The Concept of "Rule-Following"''': Analyzing "The Foundation." (See Article 156). How do we "Know" to "Add 2" and "Get 4"? We "Think" we are "Following" a "Mental Line." **Wittgenstein** "Argued" that we "Follow" the rule **"Blindly"** "Because" we have been **"Trained"** by our "Community." "Certainty" is **"Social Habit,"** not "Logical Proof."
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