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Wittgenstein on Freud and Frazer
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324 pages
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The collection of essays delves into Wittgenstein's insights regarding the relationship between clarification and empirical inquiry. It explores how his philosophical reflections challenge traditional views, emphasizing the significance of language and meaning in understanding complex concepts. The essays aim to illuminate Wittgenstein's contributions to philosophy, particularly in how he navigates the interplay between theoretical clarity and practical investigation.
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1998, paperback
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