...[sec. 540] But what is the word "primitive" meant to say here? Presumably that this sort of behavior is prelinguistic: that a language game is based on...prototype of a way of thinking and not the result of thought. [sec. 541] I will try to elucidate part of the content of these passages by developing the...

...behaviour. But what is the word "primitive" meant to say here? Presumably that this sort of behaviour is prelinguistic: that a language game is based on...prototype of a way of thinking and not the result of thought. 24. See Ellsberg, "Risk, Ambiguity, and the Savage Axioms"; Roberts, "Risk, Ambiguity, and...

...'primitive' meant to say here? Presumably that this sort of behaviour is prelinguistic: that a language-game is based on it, that it is the prototype of a way of thinking and not the result of thought". Rorty writes as if the only two alternatives are to hold that there is extra-linguistic intuition...

...automaton (PI, p. 178). To say that it is a "primitive" reaction to take a person to be a person means "that it is the proto-type of a way of thinking and not the result of thought" (Z, 541). An opinion, for example about the rings of Saturn, is the result of thought and...

..."primitive" meant to say here? Presumably that this sort of behavior is pre-linguistic: that a languagegame is based on it, that it is the prototype of a way of thinking and not the result of thought. 57 Our language-game is an extension of primitive behavior." Similar remarks are made in connection...

...asks himself what the word 'primitive' means here, and replies: 'Surely that this sort of behaviour is pre-linguistic. that a language game is based on...a way of thinking and not the result of thinking' (2541). He further says: Being sure that someone is in pain, doubting whether he is, and so on, are...

...meant to say here? Presumably that this sort of behaviour is pre- linguistic, that a language-game is based on it, that it is the prototype of a way of thinking and not the result of thought, (original emphasis) The final lines are the significant ones. Language-users may interrupt,...

...behaviot.f But what is the word "ptimitive" meant to say here? Presumably that this sort of behavior is pre-linguistic: that a language game is based on...prototype of a way of thinking and not the result of thought. (Z, sees. 540-541.) "Certain kinds of prelinguistic behavior are foundational": in child psychology...

...primitive here, Wittgenstein means that "... this sort of behavior is prelinguistic: that a language-game is based on it, that it is the prototype of a way of thinking and not the result of thought" (1981, no. 541). Such living, bodily responses are thus the primitive beginnings from which...

...puts it as follows: Presumably that this sort of behaviour is pre-linguistic: that a language-game is based on it, that it is the prototype of a way of thinking and not the result of thought (Z, § 541 ). 26 The whole course of his discussion of the issue of private experience like...