Cause and Meaning in the Social Sciences  

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"Though it has been alleged that Wittgenstein did little more than rediscover Durkheim, there is a great deal of difference between thinking with Wittgenstein that we are following rules and thinking with Durkheim that we are constrained by rules of which we are not the intentional authors."--Philosophical Darwinism (1993) by Peter Munz referring to Ernest Gellner, Cause and Meaning in the Social Sciences

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Cause and Meaning in the Social Sciences () is a work by Ernest Gellner.



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