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Pagina 195
You talk about all sorts of language - games , but have nowhere said what the
essence of a language - game , and hence of language , is : what is common to
all these activities , and what makes them into language or parts of language .
You talk about all sorts of language - games , but have nowhere said what the
essence of a language - game , and hence of language , is : what is common to
all these activities , and what makes them into language or parts of language .
Pagina 198
what is common to the pictures . Then he can look at , can point to , the common
thing . Compare with this a case in which I show him figures of different shapes
all painted the same color , and say : " What these have in common is called ...
what is common to the pictures . Then he can look at , can point to , the common
thing . Compare with this a case in which I show him figures of different shapes
all painted the same color , and say : " What these have in common is called ...
Pagina 204
The traditional philosophical , theoretical answer would be in terms of some
exhaustive set of properties common to all games . To this Wittgenstein says , let
us consider what we call “ games ” : “ I mean board games , card games , ball
games ...
The traditional philosophical , theoretical answer would be in terms of some
exhaustive set of properties common to all games . To this Wittgenstein says , let
us consider what we call “ games ” : “ I mean board games , card games , ball
games ...
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