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The provided passages do not contain information about the practical implications of "Logik, Sprache, Philosophie."
The passages mention that a first version of a planned book titled "Logik. Sprache. Philosophie" was completed by 1931 [2]. This project was undertaken by Friedrich Waismann in close conjunction with Wittgenstein between 1927 and 1935, with the goal of systematically expounding Wittgenstein's thought [2]. A different version of this work later appeared in English translation as "Principles of Linguistic Philosophy" [2]. However, the content or implications of this work are not discussed.
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Title: Philosophical Papers by Friedrich Waismann Description: Friedrich Waismann was born in Vienna in 1896 and lived there until the time of the Anschluss in 1938. From then until his death in 1959 he lived in England; this, apart from a brief period at Cambridge early on, was almost wholly at Oxford, \,Vhere he held the posts, first, or reader in the philosophy of mathematics and then of reader in the philosophy of science. He was of Jewish descent -his father being Russian, his mother German. He studied mathematics and physics at the University of Vienna and attended the lec tures of…
ically expounded. Be tween 1927 and 1935 this project was carried on in close personal conjunc tion with Wittgenstein. A first version of the planned book, Logik. Sprache. Philosophie seems to have been completed by 1931. A very differ ent version came to England with Waismann in 1938. It finally appeared, in an English translation, as Principles of Linguistic Philosophy. Categories: History Pages: 222 Snippet: A first version of the planned book, Logik. Sprache. Philosophie seems to have been completed by 1931. A very differ ent version came to England with Waismann in 1938.