Rules and privacy: Remarks on philosophical investigations §202

Ethic@ - An International Journal for Moral Philosophy 15 (2):317-327 (2016)
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Abstract

I first distinguish issues about rules and issues about language in Wittgenstein. I then I distinguish private and private rules and argue that there can be private rules because norms of reasoning are private rules. I suggest that Wittgenstein may have equated rules with public rules. I end with reflections on private language.

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