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<cite style="font-size:0.9em; font-style:normal;">— Ludwig Wittgenstein</cite>

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...h not explicitly addressing the issue of free will, it may be noted that [[Ludwig Wittgenstein]] argued that the specialized theories of science, as discussed by [[Rudolf

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...unication as a family of resemblances with a plurality of definitions as [[Ludwig Wittgenstein]] had put forth.

...as his central character George Moore relate a story about the philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein who meets a friend in a corridor and asks: “Tell me, why do people always

# [[Ludwig Wittgenstein|Wittgenstein, Ludwig]]

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...ication of our perceptions of the objective world, as was pointed out by [[Ludwig Wittgenstein|Wittgenstein]]: ::: —Ludwig Wittgenstein; ''quoted by Russell Nieli, p. 113 [...] is paraphrase by Nieli, p. 163</fo

...ican philosophers), including [[Bertrand Russell]], [[G. E. Moore]], and [[Ludwig Wittgenstein]], were centered on [[Oxford]] and [[Cambridge]], and were joined by logica

...Lamb]] and [[Alan Turing]], the author [[Anthony Burgess]], philosophers [[Ludwig Wittgenstein]] and [[Alasdair MacIntyre]], the [[Pritzker Prize]] and [[RIBA Stirling Pr

...us dread and veneration by mathematicians in face of a contradiction<ref>[[Ludwig Wittgenstein]].</ref></blockquote>

...ineteenth century German philosopher [[Friedrich Nietzsche]]). Following [[Ludwig Wittgenstein]], many philosophers and theologians reinterpreted religious language as [[