Wittgenstein'S Ladder: Poetic Language And The Strangeness Of The Ordinary,New Murray N. Rothbard Has Never Helped To Hatch

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Wittgenstein'S Ladder: Poetic Language And The Strangeness Of The Ordinary,New Murray N. Rothbard Has Never Helped To HatchMarjorie Perloff, Among Our Foremost Critics Of Twentiethcentury Poetry, Argues That Ludwig Wittgenstein Provided Writers With A Radical New Aesthetic, A Key To Recognizing The Inescapable Strangeness Of Ordinary Language. Taking Seriously Wittgenstein'S Remark That 'Philosophy Ought Really To Be Written Only As A Form Of Poetry,' Perloff Begins By Discussing Wittgenstein The 'Poet.' What We Learn Is That The Poetics Of Everyday Life Is Anything But