Toward a New Sensibility: Essays of O.K. BouwsmaUniversity of Nebraska Press, 1982 - 277 páginas |
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... language , you can see why Wittgenstein should be preoccupied with language . In order to distinguish healthy language from diseased language , one has got to discuss language . So Wittgenstein discusses lan- guage . P.I. 253 : " The ...
... language , you can see why Wittgenstein should be preoccupied with language . In order to distinguish healthy language from diseased language , one has got to discuss language . So Wittgenstein discusses lan- guage . P.I. 253 : " The ...
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... language and a certain disposition on the part of the thinker . The feature of language is the presence in our language of surface analogies between different areas of that language . The disposition is the disposition to be misled . The ...
... language and a certain disposition on the part of the thinker . The feature of language is the presence in our language of surface analogies between different areas of that language . The disposition is the disposition to be misled . The ...
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... language is a network . The explanation works only in terms of your background in the language . NOTE 2. Now that I have finished this essay , I also see more clearly the relevance of that long list of activities we engage in speaking ...
... language is a network . The explanation works only in terms of your background in the language . NOTE 2. Now that I have finished this essay , I also see more clearly the relevance of that long list of activities we engage in speaking ...
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Conceptual vs Factual Investigations | 5 |
A Difference between Ryle and Wittgenstein | 17 |
What Is Meaning? | 33 |
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