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eaccesstoathing
initself.ForWittgensteinitalsoseemsthatthinkingitselfinvolves
anexerciseofthewillandmaybeimpossiblewithoutourcontrol-
lingatleastcertainmentalevents(NB
21.7.16).Thisintimatesa
majordif?cultyintheTractatuswhichinsistsontheimpotenceof
thewillwhiletacitlyrelyingonactsofthemetaphysicalwillfor
connectinglanguagewithreality(seeSectionIII).
OnhisreturntophilosophyWittgensteindevelopedtheseglim-
meringsoftheNotebooks.
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HeunderminedbothsidesoftheTrac-
tatustheempiricistviewofthewillasamentalepisodeandthe
transcendentalviewofthewillasan‘extensionlesspoint’beyond
experience.Accordingtotheempiricist‘“willingtooismerelyan
experience”(the“will”tooonly“representation”).Itcomeswhenit
comesandIcannotbringitabout’(PI§
611).Butitispreciselythe
hallmarkofintentionalactionthatwedonotsayofitthat‘itcomes
whenitcomes’.Therelationbet [link widoczny dla zalogowanych][link widoczny dla zalogowanych]nwillingandbodilymovement
isnotmerelycontingentasthe
Tractatushadit:‘when“Iraisemy
arm”myarmgoesup’(PI§§
612–21).
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