Wittgenstein Plays Chess With Marcel Duchamp or How Not To Do Philosophy from insightful quotes on work Watch Video
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⏲ Duration: 10 min 30 sec ✓ Published: 12-Mar-2020
Description: An animated Short by Amit Dutta, 17 minsnBased on the essay by Steven GerrardnAnimation by Ayswarya S Dutta nnLegendary chess author Bruce Pandolfini on the film:nnOne of the strongest celebrity chess players of all time was Marcel Duchamp. The avant-garde Dadaist played on Marshall Chess Club teams, wrote a book about chess endgames, and was reputed to be of master strength. The philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein, also a chess enthusiast, has 181 references to chess in his landmark books, includin