In Wittgenstein's later view, words are used to … matter of training rather than explanation … And it rests ultimately on our natural capacities. … then we are expected, and expect others, to … … That on the whole we do is a … of significance and of fulfillment, of what is … of organism Wittgenstein calls 'forms of life.' Human … [Cavell, S., Must We Mean What We Say?, Scribner, 1969, p. 52]
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