Titlebook: An Approach to Wittgenstein’s Philosophy; Derek Bolton Textbook 1979Latest edition Derek Bolton 1979 analytic philosophy.language.Ludwig W

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Turning Our Whole Examination Roundsuring. When the men report their findings, there is disagreement among them. Some say of a particular object that it is the same length as their rods, others that it is not. And we may suppose as well that no two of the men agree on the results for all the objects measured.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-04424-5analytic philosophy; language; Ludwig Wittgenstein; modern philosophy; philosophy; science

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Medien ? Kultur ? Kommunikationws is that logical space, in itself and in relation to time and change, shares fundamental features with the space postulated by modern science,. and that modern science is a particular form of description of logical space. This connection is the first and the essential indication that the . philosophy belongs squarely within the modern tradition.

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Die Macht der Worte und der Medienkinds. Some grasp of the structure of the . is useful for several reasons. It can help the reader to avoid becoming lost in details before he has seen the general philosophical point which the details are meant to be clarifying. Secondly, what the . says about one subject is often significant becaus

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Die Macht der Worte und der Medien. This is what happens: one man places his rod against the object to be measured; another does the same, but also sets up a microscope with which to view the ends of rod and object; a third man glances at his rod in his hands, and then at the object some distance from him; a fourth puts down his rod