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contributor.authorHenry, Paul-
contributor.authorUtaker, Arild-
date.accessioned2005-01-14T12:13:29Z-
date.available2005-01-14T12:13:29Z-
date.issued1992-
identifier.citationWorking Papers from the Wittgenstein Archives at the University of Bergen no 5en
identifier.isbn82-91071-04-7-
identifier.issn0803-3137-
identifier.urihttp://hdl.handle.net/1956/610-
description.abstractPreface. Wittgenstein and Contemporary Linguists, Paul Henry. Comments on Henry's Paper, Arild Utaker. Language, Computer Sciences and Tacit Knowledge, Kjell S. Johannessen. A Void in Wittgenstein's Later Philosophy, Harald Johannessen. The Duality of Wittgenstein's Phenomenological Actuality, Elisabeth Rigal. Comment on Rigal's Paper, Richard Raatzsch. The Failure of Wittgensteinian Therapy and the Philosophical Law of Truth, Jacques Poulain. Comment on Poulain's Paper, Audun Øfsti. Words and Objects, Jakob Meløe. Multidimensional Texts in a One-dimensional Medium, Claus Huitfeldt. Comment on Huitfeldt's Paper, Bjørn Kvalsvik. Form in Language: Wittgenstein and Structuralism, Arild Utaker. Comment on Utaker's Paper, Elisabeth Rigal. Wittgenstein's Later Manuscripts: Some Remarks on Style and Writing, Alois Pichler.en
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publisherThe Wittgenstein Archives at the University of Bergenen
relation.ispartofseriesWorking Papers from the Wittgenstein Archives at the University of Bergen;No. 5-
titleWittgenstein and Contemporary Theories of Language: Papers read at the French-Norwegian seminar in Skjolden, 23-26 May 1992en
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