Anthony Gottlieb

Many thanks to my readers for their interest and patience. I hope it will not come as wholly disappointing news that I am writing a book about Wittgenstein first. "Ludwig Wittgenstein: Philosophy in the Age of Airplanes", will be finished this year.

Amir Suhail Wani @AmirSuhailWani2

@N10Egottlieb Have been waiting for almost three years now. Kindly come up with the concluding volume to supplement the already existing two enjoyable volumes. Love https://t.co/E90o1N44HC

It's a sure sign that you're spending too much time on Wittgenstein when you see a bottle like this and immediately think: "Where's the fly?" https://t.co/c2MKVOyaub

RT @elonmusk: Should I step down as head of Twitter? I will abide by the results of this poll.

In view of Twitterdämmerung, how about some narrower replacements? I'd like Critter (animal pics and videos) and Witter (thoughts on Wittgenstein and other philosophers.) People who want the unsavoury parts of old Twitter could have Bickr and Snickr (with apologies to Flickr.) https://t.co/4Yqdbcar1L

Keen to hear some of these table stories https://t.co/NTDZa3KJjm

Like an Iris Murdoch novel set during an especially muddy phase of German metaphysics: my review of Andrea Wulf's lively account of early German Romantics https://t.co/zBWIV1ctQy

Usually there is some polite and very welcome foreplay about loving volumes one and two. But this one gets straight to the business: https://t.co/NHoUGom7X7

Hard? Wittgenstein? From the autobiography of Bertrand Russell's daughter, Katharine Tait, who died last year: https://t.co/B1pPy0ABTv

May we please have pre-Covid real life back before we talk about this? https://t.co/LEfJArRapa

RT @EconCulture: Before the 20th century, it was nearly impossible for a philosophically gifted woman to gain recognition. How that situati…

My short review of "The Women Are Up To Something". I recommend the book to anyone interested in Oxford, philosophy, or women https://t.co/r15yXvSmn2

My review of Steven Pinker's new primer on the tools of rationality https://t.co/dqxVyhZgt4

Honoured to receive citizenship (and a Sachertorte) from Austria's Chancellor, in New York this week https://t.co/U1M5UBO0FR

Just accidentally unearthed and I would still like to know who sent me a postcard purportedly from Epicurus, thanking me for defending his reputation. Please ask around https://t.co/LuRA9kkclP

Noticed that my current night-stand misleadingly suggests a research programme https://t.co/YgACsjtXds

RT @Routledge_Phil: "A masterpiece of scholarship and insight." -- Anthony Gottlieb Now in production; pub date: Sept. 30, 2021. https://…