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    Ludwig Wittgenstein -Augustine's Description of How One Learns Language Is
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Ludwig Wittgenstein -Augustine's Description of How One Learns Language Is

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Question 20

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Ludwig Wittgenstein
-Augustine's description of how one learns language is


A) a legitimate description of one use of language.
B) not even a description of a system of communication.
C) a complete description of language,but not of communication.
D) dangerously wrong.

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