Under the auspices of Prof. Dr. Zainab Al-Mullah Al-Sultani the president of Al-Zahraa University for Women, and direct supervision by the Dean of the Education Faculty, the English Language Department/Education Faculty in Al-Zahraa University held a scientific workshop entitled “Later Wittgenstein's Philosophy”, presented by Asst. Lect. Anwer Al-Kattan, where the transition that occurred in the thinking of the Austrian philosopher was addressed, along with the pivotal differences in his view of language, and a comparison with his early philosophy. The workshop attended by the female students and faculty members, also participated in the workshop by asking some questions, and discussed the topics.
Translated by: Fatima Hassan, revised by: Asst. Lect. Safa’ Al-Sadi
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