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“If it passes, then it was not true love.” On two Remarks by Wittgenstein about Love. Wittgenstein’s  Nachlass  does not contain many philosophical remarks on love. Yet, the ones it does contain can be made fruitful for the long-lasting philosophical debate on love’s nature. This text, however, focuses on just two of these remarks, preparing their discussion extensively by sketching part of the philosophical background against which their points become visible.

„Wenn sie vergeht, dann war es nicht die rechte Liebe.“: Zu zwei Bemerkungen Wittgensteins über die Liebe