PETER HARRISON, LUDWIG WITTGENSTEIN, AND THE PROBLEM OF PRE-MODERN RELIGION
Nathan J. Ristuccia
Abstract Peter Harrison's Gifford Lectures demonstrate that the modern concepts of “religion” and “science” do not correspond to any fixed sphere life in pre‐modern world. Because these terms are incommensurate ideological, they misconstrue past. I examine influence affinities Ludwig Wittgenstein's philosophy on study order argue project approaches Wittgenstein's. book is a therapeutic history, untying knot scholarly language. encourage Harrison, however, clarify how future scholars can progress their phenomena once termed “scientific” or “religious” without succumbing same mistakes.
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