Wittgenstein on Names and Family Resemblances

Eidos: The Canadian Graduate Journal of Philosophy 9 (1):11-30 (1990)
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This paper (published in Eidos: The Canadian Graduate Journal of Philosophy, not Revista Filosofia de la Universidad del Norte) elaborates and defends Renford Bambrough's contention that Wittgenstein's discussion of family resemblances dissolves the traditional problem of universals, without slipping into either nominalism of realism.

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