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Description in Philosophy With a Particular Reference to Wittgenstein and Husserl

	Description In Philosophy With A Particular Reference To Wittgenstein And Husserl by Krishna Jain,
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Husserl and Wittgenstein broke off from the traditional attitude towards philosophy; they presented no ideologies, systems or theories but aspired to describe what one sees. In the present book, Dr. Krishna Jain discusses the manner in which they pursued the concept of descriptive philosophy in their own philosophical set up and also analyses the hazards which inevitably arise in the way of faithful description and with the idea of faithful description itself.

ISBN : 9788124600269

Pages : 171

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Description In Philosophy With A Particular Reference To Wittgenstein And Husserl

by Krishna Jain,