Concerning the attempt to construct an ideal, logically rigorous ...

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Concerning the attempt to construct an ideal, logically rigorous language, the later Wittgenstein said
 
 

a. the project is a necessary one, though still unfinished.
  b. the project is a necessary one, but Russell had gone about it in the wrong way.
  c. it is impossible to improve on ordinary language.
  d. his later work had achieved this goal.

Question 2

According to the later Wittgenstein, the attempt to justify our beliefs will eventually end in
 
 

a. a given form of life.
  b. selfevident, indubitable propositions.
  c. skeptical doubts.
  d. irreducible sense data.
 
 

[katheyjon]

Answer to Question 1

c.

Answer to Question 2

a.

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