How to read Wittgenstein

New York: Norton (2005)
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Logic, science and business -- Clearing up philosophy in three words -- Picturing the world -- What is a proposition? -- What is philosophy? -- The disintegration of logical form -- The new philosophy : giving up the crystalline purity of logic -- Language games -- Can there be a private language? -- Reading Wittgenstein in the right spirit -- Understanding others, understanding ourselves : imponderable evidence.

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B3376.W564.M66 2005

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0393328201   186207724X   9780393328202

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10.1111/j.1467-9213.2007.511_4.x

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