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Wittgenstein's Legacy: The Principles of the Private Language Arguments
Philosophical Investigations 41 (2):123-140 (2018)
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The article extracts the most general principles established by Wittgenstein's private language arguments in Investigations §§243-316 and investigates their general application both in philosophy and in the sciences of the mind.Author's Profile
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