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Wittgenstein
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Język Sorrow-born — wymowaSorrow-born [en]
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Język No sign leads us beyond itself, and no argument either. — wymowaNo sign leads us beyond itself, and no argument either. [en]
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Język If I determine the grammar of my generality, then there are no more surprises in logic. — wymowaIf I determine the grammar of my generality, then there are no more surprises in logic. [en]
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Język Does every newly constructed language broaden (alter) the concept of language? — wymowaDoes every newly constructed language broaden (alter) the concept of language? [en]
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Język The task of philosophy is not to create a new, ideal language, but to clarify the use of our language. — wymowaThe task of philosophy is not to create a new, ideal language, but to clarify the use of our language. [en]
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Język Would we understand better all the sentences in which it occurs? — wymowaWould we understand better all the sentences in which it occurs? [en]
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Język In logic one cannot employ generality in a void. — wymowaIn logic one cannot employ generality in a void. [en]
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Język There are surprises in reality, but not in grammar. — wymowaThere are surprises in reality, but not in grammar. [en]
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Język But if the general concept of language dissolves in this way, doesn't philosophy dissolve as well? — wymowaBut if the general concept of language dissolves in this way, doesn't philosophy dissolve as well? [en]
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Język What does a man do when he constructs (invents) a new language? — wymowaWhat does a man do when he constructs (invents) a new language? [en]