Wittgenstein and Early Analytic Semantics

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The book evaluates two contrasting methodological approaches to understanding meaning, communication, truth, and inference within the analytic philosophy tradition. It advocates for the later Wittgenstein's "phenomenological" approach, highlighting its advantages over the "logistical" method favored by early analytic philosophers. Through this comparison, it aims to illuminate the implications of these methodologies for the philosophy of language.