ANTHROPOLOGICAL REMARKS (I). ANTHROPOLOGICAL AND ETHNOLOGICAL READINGS OF WITTGENSTEIN 'S THOUGHT: BETWEEN DESCRIPTION AND THEORY

Based on the question about the anthropological in the thought of Ludwig Wittgenstein, this paper orders the forms of anthropological and ethnological readings that have been done to the philosophy that he developed after his return to Cambridge in 1929; drawing their limits and possibilities from the form of wittgensteinian writings. Given that, since the end of the 20th century until today the studies on the matter have increased, we will elucidate the differences that these readings have when presenting a "wittgensteinian anthropology"; especially, from the epistemic differences between a descriptive reading and a theoretical reading.