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Wittgenstein's philosophy of logic
Philosophical Review 70 (3):362-375 (1961)
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In this article it is argued that wittgenstein advanced a critique of the mythology of deduction as destructive as hume's critique of the myth of induction, And that objections to wittgenstein's assembled remainders in this regard depend for their apparent force on continuing to accept the very assumptions he has shown untenableLinks
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