Blind Obedience

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Wittgenstein's critique of traditional representationalist theories of language is central to this work, highlighting the essential 'master/novice' distinction in learning. This distinction is presented as crucial for grasping philosophical issues surrounding mind and language, suggesting that it has been largely neglected in contemporary discussions. Williams effectively illustrates how this framework can reshape our understanding of language and its implications for philosophical inquiry.