Titlebook: Wittgenstein; Attention to Particu D. Z. Phillips (Professor of Philosophy),Peter Win Book 1989 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan

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Book 1989According to Wittgenstein, philosophical puzzles are due to deep prejudices about language. In this collection of essays, in honour of Rush Rhees, philosophers investigate the hold such prejudices have on us in a number of closely related areas of philosophical enquiry.

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Overview: According to Wittgenstein, philosophical puzzles are due to deep prejudices about language. In this collection of essays, in honour of Rush Rhees, philosophers investigate the hold such prejudices have on us in a number of closely related areas of philosophical enquiry.978-1-349-11197-8

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Language Game (2),In his essay ′Wittgenstein′s Builders′. Rush Rhees presents a deeply thoughtful criticism of some of Wittgenstein′s statements about Language Game (2) of the . This ′language game′ or ′language′ is described by Wittgenstein as follows:

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Anderson on Generality,In his lucid work on the philosophy of John Anderson. A. J. Baker says that one of Anderson′s most original contributions to philosophy lay in the solution he offered to the so-called problem of universals. It is this contribution that I wish to consider, not simply for its own sake but also for some of the issues that it raises.

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,‘The Kind of Certainty is the Kind of Language Game’,In . (Part II, xi) Wittgenstein draws attention to a contrast between the ways in which we discuss on the one hand human motives, feelings, sensations and the like, and on the other hand, for example, the colours of things or mathematical propositions: