Why We Need Ordinary Language Philosophy
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Introduction
CHAPTER 1. From Empiricism to Realism
CHAPTER 2. Relativity, Conceptual Schemes, and Theories
CHAPTER 3. Truth, Language, and Immanence
CHAPTER 4. Language, Facts, and Experience
CHAPTER 5. Empiricism Again
CHAPTER 6. Language as Given: Words, Differences, Agreements
CHAPTER 7. The Ordinary as Heritage: Natural and Conventional
CHAPTER 8. The Myth of Inexpressiveness
CHAPTER 9. To Speak, To Say Nothing, To Mean to Say
Conclusion
Notes
Bibliography
Index
Language and Linguistics: Philosophy of Language
Philosophy: General Philosophy | Logic and Philosophy of Language
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