August 17, 2025ReligionsOpen Access

In the Silence of the Heart: Wittgenstein and the “Inner”

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Wittgenstein's philosophy shifts towards a critique of traditional ideas of subjectivity and objectivity, transforming our understanding of language.
Key concepts of his later work challenge earlier interpretations, particularly those concerning religious language and its assessment.
Analysis focuses on the rejection of the inscrutable inner life in his writings, emphasizing how this impacts discussions about language and religion.
This exploration may reveal broader implications for how we understand psychological concepts in relation to language and community.

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Philosophical analysis reveals tensions in Wittgenstein’s views on subjectivity and language structures in religion.

Hannes Nykänen (2025) studied this question.

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