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the Tracturus" (forthcoming), and H. O. Mounce, "Philosophy, Solipsism and Thought", The Philosophical Quarterly 47, 186, January 1997, pp. I — 18, esp. pp. 11 — 12. Here Wittgenstein's early and late philosophy have important points of convergence. In my view, however, arriving at the world in the Tractarian way by following out the implications of solipsism retains a danger of distorting our relation to the world, specifically our role as..

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