Wittgenstein y el silencio

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This work-in-progress aims to explain as accurately as possible the philosophical meaning given by Wittgenstein to the silence in both of his major books, the Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus, and the Philosophical Investigations. REMARKS ARE WELL RECEIVED

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Eduardo Dib
Universidad Nacional de Río Cuarto

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