Wittgenstein'S Ladder: Poetic Language And The Strangeness Of The Ordinary,New Murray N. Rothbard His Poems Still Resonate

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Wittgenstein'S Ladder: Poetic Language And The Strangeness Of The Ordinary,New Murray N. Rothbard His Poems Still ResonateMarjorie 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