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The spell of linguistic philosophy
Bernard Williams, professor of linguistic analysis at Cambridge Univ., clarifies the distinctions between linguistic philosophy and logical positivism and the philosophy of language.
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- "Bernard Williams, professor of linguistic analysis at Cambridge Univ., clarifies the distinctions between linguistic philosophy and logical positivism and the philosophy of language."@en
- "Bernard Williams discusses linguistic philosophy-- an off-shoot of logical positivism-- which argues that sentences can have no meaning beyond that which humans give them because language is a human invention."
- "Bernard Williams discusses linguistic philosophy-- an off-shoot of logical positivism-- which argues that sentences can have no meaning beyond that which humans give them because language is a human invention."@en