A Beginner's Guide to the Later Philosophy of Wittgenstein

A Beginner's Guide to the Later Philosophy of WittgensteinIn this Beginners Guide, Peter Hacker introduces the later philosophy of Wittgenstein in a lively and engaging combination of lectures and dialogues that presupposes no philosophical knowledge. He examines such topics as the nature of language and linguistic meaning, the analysis of necessity and its roots in convention, the relation of thought and language, the nature of the mind and its relation to behaviour, self consciousness, and knowledge of

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clear introductory definitions to key phenomenological terms