Does Language Have an Essence? From Wittgenstein via Rhees to Brandom
Ludwig Wittgenstein is widely known to have held the view that language has no essence (Wittgenstein 2009, § 65), i.e. that no particular language game is more constitutive of our ability to speak than others. One of the first critical discussions opposing the stance that Wittgenstein had taken, wa...
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Disputatio Editions-IAR
2019-06-01
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| Online Access: | https://studiahumanitatis.eu/ojs/index.php/disputatio/article/view/101 |