The Philosophy of Elizabeth Anscombe

Roger Teichmann

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Philosophical Ethics and Theory Wittgensteinian philosophy and applications Philosophy and Literary Analysis

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A study of the philosophy of Elizabeth Anscombe, not only a friend and student of Wittgenstein's but also in her own right one of the most important philosophers of recent times, this title presents a unified overview of her oeuvre, in particular bringing out the interconnections among her ideas.

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