Michael Dummett (Philosophy Now)
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Word Count
56,000 words, Guess
Page Count
224 pages
Physical Format
Paperback
Identifiers
- Internet Archivemichaeldummett0000weis
- Internet Archivemichaeldummett0000weis_r3x9
- ISBN-100691113300
- ISBN-139780691113302
- Goodreads264536
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- LibraryThing135235
- Library of Congress Control Number2002107391
- OCLC Control Number715185485
- OCLC Control Number50955228
- Better World Books9780691113302
- Open LibraryOL7758582M
Classifications
- LCCB1626.D854 W45 2002
- LCCB1626.D854 W45 2002eb
First Sentence
The central task of the philosophy of language is to illuminate or explain the concept of meaning as it applies to language.
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