Philosophy as expressing the inexpressible
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https://doi.org/10.26806/fd.v1i1.3Abstract
In the paper I want to argue for the notion of analytical philosophy that does not see it as an enterprise defined by some new topics, but as an old project guided by a specific approach, the so-called linguistic turn, which will turn out to be the principle of every true philosophy.
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