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The Logical ,,esent-day philosophers as well as Wittgenstein himself and his contemporary Gottlob Frege. Frege is mentioned in the schematic list of topics in the summary of Chap. .. A contrast with Frege’s views is useful here in Chap. . too, particularly in the light of (i) Frege’s own insistence on the applica

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The Problem Solved,arification on how this applies to the issue of mathematical ‘responsibility to reality’, the chapter takes a brief foray into some actual mathematics—the beginnings of the theory of groups. Group theory, at least in its beginnings, has an ideal simplicity and brevity for our purpose here. To keep t

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Book 2017ract) mathematics applies so wonderfully well to the (concrete, physical) world?‘?The book is distinctive in several ways. First, it gives the reader a route into understanding important features of Wittgenstein’s writings and lectures by using his methodology to tackle this long-standing and seemin

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Bob Clarkgh the evolution of the cleidoic (closed box) egg. Such an egg is large and has a tough leathery or calcareous shell. The shell protects the developing embryo from mechanical damage and, being porous, permits the entry of air for respiration and, at the same time, impedes loss of water by evaporatio

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