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work_wsuog6hbvzfvlhsq2jiohrdkgu	Russell B. Goodman	Thinking about Animals: James, Wittgenstein, Hearne	2016.0	21	.pdf	application/pdf	8040	557	73	James, Wittgenstein, Hearne I once wrote a book about Wittgenstein and William James in 2. Wittgenstein respected and loved William James, an Wittgenstein's later work: for example, James's emphasis on acceptance in language, thought, and knowledge, James thinks that Some of James's earliest writing concerns the uses of animals in James is not concerned with the dog's inner life or with cruelty to James thinks we are mostly blind to the dogs, but not entirely James is interested in the dogs as conscious beings: in their James's main point is not about dog's consciousness, but about among the animals at large, in domains, James thinks, that we only the dog's and cat's form of life. As with James, dogs are a major example, appearing at five points grammar of the human form of life, but that of the dog's form of the grammar of our form of life with the dog. Wittgenstein and William James.	./cache/work_wsuog6hbvzfvlhsq2jiohrdkgu.pdf	./txt/work_wsuog6hbvzfvlhsq2jiohrdkgu.txt