El concepto de juego en Wittgenstein y Derrida
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2022
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tesis de maestría
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Román Gamboa, Kevin Brando
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Se pretende construir un vínculo entre la noción wittgensteiniana de Sprachspiel (juego de
lenguaje) y la noción derridiana de dissémination (diseminación) a través del concepto de
juego. La importancia de esta relación consiste en mostrar cómo algunas propuestas de dos
pensadores que abordan de manera distinta problemas filosóficos similares, relacionados con
el significado del lenguaje, pueden converger e incluso complementarse.
La consideración del método comparativo en filosofía por parte de Ralph Weber (2013)
es seguida parcialmente para estructurar y desarrollar esta investigación. Sin embargo, más
allá de una comparación, la investigación busca hacer converger los dos relata (Sprachspiel
y dissémination) utilizando el concepto de juego como área de intersección entre ambas
nociones.
En la introducción se ofrecen consideraciones en torno a las peculiaridades del trabajo y
precauciones para quien lo lea. El primer capítulo se dedica a los antecedentes de la noción
de juego tanto en Wittgenstein como en Derrida; el segundo se encarga de establecer el área
de intersección y reconocer los relata; mientras que el tercero es donde se anticipa el vínculo
entre las nociones que nos ocupan a través de la consideración de algunas de sus afinidades
y contraposiciones. Para concluir se toman los alcances obtenidos en la investigación para
construir el vínculo entre las nociones.
Building a link between Wittgenstein’s notion of Sprachspiel (language-game) and Derrida’s notion of dissémination (dissemination) is intended through the concept of game. Its value lies in showing how some developments of thinkers who approach similar philosophical problems differently, related to the meaning of language, can converge and even complement each other. Ralph Weber’s (2013) approach to comparative method in philosophy is partially followed as a way to structure and develop the research. However, beyond a comparison, this research aims to establish a convergence between the two relata (Sprachspiel and dissémination) using the concept of game as an area of intersection between them. In the introduction are given considerations about peculiarities of this work and warnings to the reader. The first chapter is dedicated to the background of Wittgenstein’s and Derrida’s notion of game; the next chapter establishes the area of intersection and recognizes the two relata; and the last chapter is devoted to address some affinities and contrapositions between the relata as a prelude to their link. Finally, in the conclusion the outputs of the research are taken to render the link between the notions.
Building a link between Wittgenstein’s notion of Sprachspiel (language-game) and Derrida’s notion of dissémination (dissemination) is intended through the concept of game. Its value lies in showing how some developments of thinkers who approach similar philosophical problems differently, related to the meaning of language, can converge and even complement each other. Ralph Weber’s (2013) approach to comparative method in philosophy is partially followed as a way to structure and develop the research. However, beyond a comparison, this research aims to establish a convergence between the two relata (Sprachspiel and dissémination) using the concept of game as an area of intersection between them. In the introduction are given considerations about peculiarities of this work and warnings to the reader. The first chapter is dedicated to the background of Wittgenstein’s and Derrida’s notion of game; the next chapter establishes the area of intersection and recognizes the two relata; and the last chapter is devoted to address some affinities and contrapositions between the relata as a prelude to their link. Finally, in the conclusion the outputs of the research are taken to render the link between the notions.
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Wittgenstein, Derrida, juego, game, juego de lenguaje, language-game, diseminación, dissemination, FILOSOFÍA