Information, Contemplation and Social Life

Royal Institute of Philosophy Lectures 4:105-131 (1970)
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Wittgenstein has a remark in which he admonishes us to remember that not everything which is expressed in the language of information belongs to the language game of giving information. In this paper I want to illustrate how the language of information may be used to disguise the character of the interest we take in social life, an interest whose candid and undisguised manifestations are to be found in literature

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reprint Cioffi, Frank (1970) "Information, Contemplation and Social Life". Royal Institute of Philosophy Supplement 4():105-131

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