Ludwig Wittgenstein -In Comparing Language to Games,Wittgenstein Argues That

question 81

Multiple Choice

Ludwig Wittgenstein
-In comparing language to games,Wittgenstein argues that

• A)there is no one rule that applies to all uses of language.
• B)there are "winners and losers" in communication.
• C)the use of a word is always "regulated" by the rules of a particular language game.
• D)just as the concept "game" must be clearly defined to be meaningful,so also must "language game."

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