What if Wittgenstein could speak Japanese?

Asian Philosophy 30 (1):85-102 (2020)
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Wittgenstein’s criticism of the notion of ‘private language’ is related to the putative centrality of “being“ and the ‘subject-predicate’ distinction. However, his efforts would prove to be more f...

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