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Following rules, mastery of techniques, and practices
In Gordon P. Baker & P. M. S. Hacker (eds.), Wittgenstein: Rules, Grammar and Necessity. New York, NY, USA: Blackwell. pp. 135–156 (1980)
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This chapter contains sections titled: Following a rule Practices and techniques Doing the right thing and doing the same thing Privacy and the community view On not digging below bedrock.Author's Profile
following rules, mastery of techniques and practices rule‐formulation at hand invoking mental processes of thinking of the rule ‐ as ‘something more’ concepts of technique of using and applying rules and of a practice concept of technique ‐ connected with possibility of making predictions criteria of correctness internal to technique doing the right thing and doing the same thing concepts as accord with a rule and technique of applying a rule concepts of regularity, predictability and agreement ‐ techniques and practices privacy and community view
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