The Principles of Linguistic Philosophy, Band 2

able according actually already answer assertion becomes body calculus certain child clear colour command communication complete concept connection consider consists construction convention correspond criterion describe determined draw essential exactly example exist experience explanation expression fact false feeling formulation further give given grammar green hand idea imagine impossible inference instance kind language leads length logical look matter meaning meant measure mental merely method mind move nature never object occur ordinary ostensive definition particular perhaps person philosophical picture play possible problem proposition question reality reason refer regard relation represent rules seeking seems sense sentence similar simple situation someone sort space speak stand statement structure Suppose symbols things thought tion true truth understand various whole wish word