VAGUEZA
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https://doi.org/10.7443/problemata.v8i2.32538Keywords:
Conhecimento, Linguagem, Lógica, VaguezaAbstract
O texto desta tradução corresponde à leitura proferida por Bertrand Russell na Universidade de Oxford em 1922 sob o título "Vagueness". Nele, o autor apresenta sua concepção acerca da relação entre a linguagem e o mundo desde o ponto de vista da vagueza. Sua tese principal é a de que a atribuição das propriedades da linguagem (especialmente, a vagueza) às coisas consiste em uma falácia, pois, embora toda a linguagem natural seja vaga, isso não pode ser aplicado, mesmo que minimamente, às coisas. De maneira implícita, Russell ataca, neste texto, a concepção apresentada por Wittgenstein no Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus, segundo a qual os limites do mundo e os da linguagem coincidem.Downloads
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RUSSELL, B. "Vagueness". In: The Collected Papers of Bertrand Russell, vol. 9. London / Boston: Unwin Hyman, 1988, p. 147-154.
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2017-09-17
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