The language of poetry and value for not propositional knowledge, and approach wittgenstein from and jitrik

Abstract

The text argues, based on the ideas presented by Wittgenstein in the logic Philosophicus Tractatus , the importance of poetry in human interest to understand some issues that transcend logical and propositional knowledge of the language. Thus, in the first part, and from the work of literary critic, Noah Jitrik, attitudes of the three prototypical approach to poetic texts are described: Reading attitude of description and interpretation. While the Article risks an interpretation of the poem by Pablo Neruda: Alturas de Macchu Picchu “ “The Heights of Macchu Picchuâ€, explains in greater detail the interpretive attitude. The second part shows what Wittgenstein called logical space. Since the isomorphic theory of language, and in connection with certain ideas set from Jitrik, which argues that in the Tractatus Wittgenstein recognized as mystical or transcendent, finds its manifestation in the form of space, and not logical, but poetry . The intention is to conclude that in the interest of understanding and comprehensive training of people, interpretive reading of poems is as fruitful as the study of the various disciplines that constitute the logical and propositional language.