The languages of phenomenology

pp. 79-134

in: Byong Chul Park, Phenomenological aspects of Wittgenstein's philosophy, Berlin, Springer, 1998

Abstract

I do not now have phenomenological language, or ‘primary language’ as I used to call it, in my mind as my goal. I no longer hold it to be necessary. All that is possible and necessary is to separate what is essential from what is inessential in our language. (PR, sec. 1)