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Part I:The Proposition and its Sense:.
Appendix.
Part II: On Logic and Mathematics:.
1. Logical Inference.
2. Generality.
3. The foundations of Mathematics.
4. On Cardinal Numbers.
5. Mathematical Proof.
6. Inductive Proofs and Periodicity.
Note in Editing.
Translator's note.
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Daniel Hubert
reviewed Philosophical Grammar on June 07, 2012
Philosophical Grammar
I read this while working as a teaching assistant at Loyola University Chicago for Dr. William Ellos, S.J., whose dissertation (from the Pontifical Institute in Rome) about Wittgenstein I was editing.
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