WITTGENSTEIN AND MUSIC
Prof. Dr. Allan Janik Emeritus Professor of Cultural History and Philosophy at the universities of Vienna and Innsbruck and the Royal Instituten of Technology in Stockholm. He specializes in the cultural history […]
Eran Guter: Homage to what music Wittgenstein might have imagined in his head 13 December 2024, Wittgenstein House We are delighted to include here Eran and Inbal Guter’s article Thinking […]
Read MoreThe Wittgenstein Corpus 2.0 On 12 and 13 December 2024, we invited again scholars from around the world working on Wittgenstein’s Nachlass, to a “summit” at the Wittgenstein House in […]
Read MoreLUDWIG WITTGENSTEIN: EIN HAUS FÜR GRETL Ausstellung 28. November – 13. Dezember 2024 Bulgarisches Kulturinstitut „Haus Wittgenstein“ 1926 befand sich Ludwig Wittgenstein an einem Wendepunkt in seinem Leben. Tief traumatisiert […]
Read MoreThe Wittgenstein Family: Reconstruction of a Phenomenon 26. April 2023, Leopold Museum Wien Georg Gaugusch (Historiker, Spezialist für jüdische Genealogie) Wolf-Erich Eckstein (Genealoge) Moderation: Reinhold Hohengartner (Historiker, Wittgenstein Initiative) Begrüßung: […]
Read MoreDoppelHouse Press Los Angeles Edited by Radmila Schweitzer Co-published with the Wittgenstein Initiative 240 pages fully illustrated in color October 2023 A collectible book charting Wittgenstein’s movements, personal struggles, and […]
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Prof. Dr. Allan Janik Emeritus Professor of Cultural History and Philosophy at the universities of Vienna and Innsbruck and the Royal Instituten of Technology in Stockholm. He specializes in the cultural history […]
Ludwig Wittgenstein enlisted into the Austrian army in 1914, hoping that the experience of facing death would have a profound effect on his character. His hopes were realised. The Wittgenstein […]