Marx and Wittgenstein: Social Praxis and Social Explanation

activities analysis anomie approach attribute behavior beliefs of social brute data character claim concept of mind concept of social conception of meaning considers culture defined Descartes describe doctrine dualist Durkheim epistemology essential ethnomethodology example existence explanation expression fact false consciousness features of social feelings Hegel ibid ideas in society ideas of social implicated important individual actions individual consciousness internal intersubjective language games logical logically independent Marx and Wittgenstein Marx's mental nature objective objectivism and subjectivism ostensive definition pain person perspective phenomenological philosophical positivism positivist Poverty of Philosophy private language argument problem production properties of mind property of individual psychological relations relationship role sense Similarly social actors social context social members social order social organization social practices social praxis social process social structure social system sociology speak subjective experience subjectivist social science survey research symbolic interactionism theoretical tion understanding action Wittgenstein show word