Titlebook: A Hundred Years of English Philosophy; Nikolay Milkov Book 2003 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2003 Bertrand Russell.Gilbert Ryle.He

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0921-8599 entury. In seven chapters, the intellectual development of the most prominent representatives of analytic philosophy-Moore, Russell and Wittgenstein in Cambridge, and Ryle, Austin, Strawson and Dummett in Oxford-is traced. The book does not aim, however, at delivering a story. This means, above all,

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Orthopädische Probleme beim Bergsteigen him to choose exact philosophy as a type of investigation. The latter, called the ‘Logic of the Sciences’. by Russell, was to be developed like the other exact academic disciplines: mathematics and the natural sciences.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-1833-7e the feeling that ‘we are [not] in the presence of a single clear-cut issue, but rather that we are in a confused area in which several well-worn philosophical problems are jostling each other’ (Strawson 1977, p. 17)..

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Ernährung beim Bergwandern und Bergsteigenat it, and only it, underlies all his philosophy. This approach can seriously mislead since, although the different faces of Wittgenstein’s philosophy . be articulated separately, in fact they are intrinsically connected, so that any violation of their integrity misrepresents them.

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Orthopädische Probleme beim Bergsteigenuth’ (1950b). They provide a sound basis for understanding his later works, in a way similar to that in which ‘The Nature of Judgement’ is foundational for understanding Moore, or the three pre-war papers of J. L. Austin provide much insight into Austin’s mature philosophy.

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