- On 26th Oct, joined a festival-of-ideas talk on "Do the limits of my language mean the boarder of my world?" Actually it was not about Wittgenstein, the talk was stimulating in a sense how the language shapes our/their world geographically. And, the actual geographical locality defines the language.
- On 27th Oct, visited Wittgenstein's grave, together with the Japanese edition of "Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus" in my hand. Just before the dusk, my wife founded it.
- On 29th Oct, went through the original, printed in 1922, edition of "Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus" at the Cambridge University Library. To be honest, it was for the first time to read in English. I discovered more provocative notions inside the book. I will put here later on.
- On 1st Nov, enjoyed discussion at the Inaugural Dinner Meeting of the Cambridge Judge Business School Wittgenstein Society, and even got a special present book (above; although mostly it is German)
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1 Nov 2013
Waiting for Ludwig Wittgenstein
The coincident, but actually quite intentional, Wittgenstein week:
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