The possibility of the Other in the concept of L. Wittgenstein

The article considers the approach to the theme of the Other (intersubjectivity) in the analytical philosophy of L. Wittgenstein. The author shows the immersion of the Other into the depths of the language and its coordination with the problem of the meaning of linguistic expression. The way out of methodological solipsism for Wittgenstein was the presentation of consciousness as a function of a specific historical individual who is in communicative interaction with other actors. The problem of the Other arises from the denial of the socio-cultural context and the thinking of the absolute (non-premise) subject, towering above everyday life.

analytical philosophy, metaphysics, language, Other, intersubjectivity, consciousness, thinking, subject, subjectivity, meaning, language games, language expression