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If only you do not try to utter what is unutterable then nothing gets lost. But the unutterable will be - unutterably - contained in what has been uttered!
Wittgenstein to Paul Engelmann, Sept. 4, 1917
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- Re: 维特根斯坦如是说posted on 04/05/2003
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ģ磬˵ - Re: 维特根斯坦如是说posted on 04/05/2003
Wittgenstein to Paul Engelmann
who are they? - Re: 维特根斯坦如是说posted on 04/05/2003
άظ˹̹is generally considered the greatest philosopher in the 20 century, a British Austrian Jew. The other, his Jewish friend. - Re: 维特根斯坦如是说posted on 04/05/2003
all right. i will check him up - Re: 维特根斯坦如是说posted on 04/07/2003
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