3. Wittgensteins „propaganda for a descriptive method, instead of an explanatory.“ Die Vorlesung im May Term 1933

In Wittgenstein, Frazer Und Die Ethnologische Betrachtungsweise. Berlin: De Gruyter. pp. 274-304 (2014)
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