Aberrant speakers and linguistic philosophy: A reconsideration of the dialogue between Cavell and the Baker

Philosophical Investigations 4 (4):24-44 (1981)
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The fate of ordinary language philosophy.John W. Cook - 1980 - Philosophical Investigations 3 (2):1-72.

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