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Wittgenstein and Contemporary Philosophy of Language.

Charles Travis, Bede Rundle

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Meaning and use names and ostension family resemblance explanations of meaning varieties of force meaning, intending and asserting the sentence radical meaning and truth meaning and grammar defining meaning meaning and verification realism and infinity anti-realism and the past.

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Meaning and use names and ostension family resemblance explanations of meaning varieties of force meaning, intending and asserting the sentence radical meaning and truth meaning and grammar defining meaning meaning and verification realism and infinity anti-realism and the past.

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Meaning and use names and ostension family resemblance explanations of meaning varieties of force meaning, intending and asserting the sentence radical meaning and truth meaning and grammar defining meaning meaning and verification realism and infinity anti-realism and the past.

Key concepts: Meaning (existential), Sentence, Philosophy, Realism, Linguistics, Grammar, Epistemology, Philosophy of language

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