HUMAN BEING AND CULTURE IN THE PERSPECTIVE OF PHILOSOPHY

As a result of his experiences in the first war, and also attempts as a gardener, teacher, architect, Wittgenstein experiences the existence of reality, through the sinuosities of identity, will and ethics, leaving philosophy to seek anthropological support. In a reflection on thought, language, the theme of self and consciousness, understanding mental states and language games, segments that were reviewed from the perspective of phenomenology, it covers the fact of wanting to do and what you want to say. In his investigations, Wittgenstein points out that understanding the use of language is dependent on meaning and signs and their applications in language games. The author also points out particularities that determine the use of language and how men behave and interact with others during these games.