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A Discussion with Ian Ground on Wittgenstein

August 31, 2015

My discussion with Ian Ground, of Newcastle University.

Originally aired as a part of the Sofia Channel, on MeaningofLife.TV.

http://meaningoflife.tv/programs/current/sophia

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