Essays in pragmatic philosophy

Oxford: Distributed world-wide excluding Scandinavia by Oxford University Press (1985)
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This is the second of two voumes designed to document a trend in Norwegian philosophy away from the empirical semantics represented by Arne Naess towards a more pragmatic and transcendental perspective. A number of the contributed essays examine the controversy between Wittgenstein and the philosophies of Habermas and Apel.

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