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Book review of Wittgenstein, language and information: "Back to the rough ground!" by David Blair

Hjørland, Birger (2007) Book review of Wittgenstein, language and information: "Back to the rough ground!" by David Blair .

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Keywords:Philosophy of language
Subjects:Epistemology
ID Code:2128
Deposited On:08 January 2008
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