Was Wittgenstein Influenced by Hegel?

The Owl of Minerva 16 (1):102-107 (1984)
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Abstract

Recently, several commentators have highlighted certain affinities between Wittgenstein and the Hegelian tradition. In this brief essay, I wish to argue that whatever compatibilities or similarities one claims to find between the Hegelian tradition and Wittgenstein’s own thought, it is virtually certain that he was not positively influenced by Hegel as some have claimed.

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