https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=628eVJgHD6I
Ludwig Wittgenstein (Karl Johnson) giving a lecture in Derek Jarman's "Wittgenstein" (1993).

https://biblioklept.org/2012/04/23/wittgenstein-this-is-a-very-pleasant-pineapple/
Wittgenstein: "This Is a Very Pleasant Pineapple" ... Daniel. I watched it this weekend (on YouTube) and thought it was pretty good, but my experience with Wittgenstein is limited to a failed attempt to parse meaning from the TLP, a primer I thought was very good, and literary and lit-crit references. Terry Eagleton is one of the writers.

https://thequintessentialmind.com/wittgenstein/
Wittgenstein was a great philosopher. Most didn't understand him, but, the ones that did, opened their minds to a world full of clarity and reason. ... But saying "This is a very pleasant pineapple" is senseless, since this proposition is open to multiple interpretations.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GIc71ZMKL-E
Extracto de la película Wittgenstein (1993) de Derek Jarman

https://nationalpost.com/arts/wittgenstein-the-fun-philosopher
"This is a very pleasant pineapple," he says at one point, then demands that students explain what goes on within that sentence, which none of them can do. He also says, "A dog cannot lie

https://www.dbu.edu/mitchell/modern-resources/wittgensteinoverview.html
Wittgenstein uses the very example of a "game" to explore this (cf. #66). "One might say that the concept 'game' is a concept with blurred edges." But this is not a weakness because the examples one can use are sufficient to make oneself understood: "Here giving examples is not an indirect means of explaining--in default of a better.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0108583/characters/nm0425490
Ludwig Wittgenstein : Philosophical puzzles arise because we tend to mix up one language game with another. For example, people puzzle over the nature of something they call the "soul". But this may just be because they're thinking of the soul along the lines of a physical object. They're confusing one way of talking with another.

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What's going on behind my words, when I say: This is a very pleasant pineapple. Take your time. The thought, professor. I see. What is the thought that lies behind the words: This is a very pleasant pineapple. This is a very pleasant pineapple. Listen to me, we imagine the meaning of what we say as something ***, mysterious, hidden from view

https://philvideos.org/video/83/cookie.html
A scene from Derek Jarman's film 'Wittgenstein' (1989) upon the thought behind a word or a sentence like "This is a very pleasant pineapple." TEXTUAL RESOURCES. INTRODUCTORY. ADVANCED. #Comments. YOU NEED TO LOGIN IN ORDER TO COMMENT ... John Searle on Ludwig Wittgenstein: Section 5. PHILOSOPHY - Language: Conditionals #1 [HD] Ayer on Frege and

https://georgepopovic.blogspot.com/2016/04/this-is-very-pleasant-pineapple.html#!
This is a Very Pleasant Pineapple. Consensus and Language: Both essential, both lacking. A man with a profoundly aquiline nose stands at the front of a lecture hall, silently burning with ineffable insight. He turns about-face and scrawls onto a blackboard a crude depiction, and, under it, a comment. "This is a very pleasant pineapple."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=45Zu3MaECi4
Karl Johnson parla di Wittgenstein, film diretto da Derek Jarman nel 1993.Ludwig Wittgenstein (Karl Johnson) giving a lecture in Derek Jarman's Wittgenstein

https://threestrawmen.blogspot.com/2012/07/j-there-is-nothing-hiding-behind.html
In the language-game of this essay the meaning of the quote from Wittgenstein's Philosophical Investigations (PI) "For a large class of cases—though not for all—in which we employ the word 'meaning' it can be defined thus: the meaning of a word is its use in the language."( PI, I, 43) will be in its use as the Wittgensteinian base from which I will try to define a use theory of

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I camera across this interesting and funny video of "Wittgenstein: This is a very pleasant pineapple". Is is just a source of amusement or is there something that it's trying to communicate.

https://subslikescript.com/movie/Wittgenstein-108583
Wittgenstein (1993) - full transcript. ... This is a very pleasant pineapple. Listen to me. We imagine the meaning of what we say as something queer, mysterious, hidden from view. But nothing is hidden! Everything is open to view!

https://akaniewski.wixsite.com/alexanderkaniewski/a-very-pleasant-pineapple
A very pleasant pineapple' is a phrase that Ludwig Wittgenstein used in his teachings in order to express the functions and illusions of language. It is also the name of the performance. A contemporary opera, consisting of ten seven minute sections, this highly structured opera is based on the life and work of the philosopher Wittgenstein.

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Wittgenstein (1993) - * Ludwig Wittgenstein: This is a very pleasant Pineapple. Menu. Movies. Release Calendar Top 250 Movies Most Popular Movies Browse Movies by Genre Top Box Office Showtimes & Tickets Movie News India Movie Spotlight. TV Shows.

https://www.last.fm/music/Wittgenstein
Listen to music from Wittgenstein like This is a very pleasant pineapple, A Wonderful Life & more. Find the latest tracks, albums, and images from Wittgenstein. Playing via Spotify Playing via YouTube

https://www.acmi.net.au/whats-on/virtual-cinematheque-2021/painters-thinkers-and-pop-stars-derek-jarmans-radical-traditionalism/wittgenstein/
1-7 Nov 2021. View online. Jarman presents us with a quirky and playful biography of the eccentric Austrian-born philosopher. As told through a series of dioramic sketches, Ludwig Wittgenstein (Karl Johnson) flees the expectations of his family and peers in order to develop his landmark philosophies of logic and language.

https://www.reddit.com/r/PhilosophyMemes/comments/y756k3/gettin_weird_with_wittgenstein/
Well its not a "very pleasant pineapple" thats for certain. ... I've never really done any study in philosophy, but I think Wittgenstein has said (or maybe is caricatured as having said) that all philosophy disagreement come from us not having the possibility to correctly express what we mean

https://gerasplace-reloaded.blogspot.com/2009/07/wittgenstein.html
A scene from Derek Jarman's film 'Wittgenstein' (1989) upon the thought behind a word or a sentence like "This is a very pleasant pineapple." A dialogue between Wittgenstein, Russell and his wife (played by Tilda Swinton) about: Should Wittgenstein commit suicide because of a V-sign that has no philosophical meaning and apparently destroys Wittgenstein's language theory?

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Wittgenstein: This is a very pleasant pineapple Still can't grasp the full meaning of it