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