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sam.t96

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What philosopher wrote: The world is the totallity of facts, not of things.?
 
 

a. Thomas Aquinas
  b. Hans-Georg Gadamer
  c. Ludwig Wittgenstein
  d. Wilhelm Dilthey



Question 2

What philosopher argued that we should strive to develop a perfect language in which we could express our ideas
  with complete clarity?


 
 

a. Thomas Aquinas
  b. Gottfried Leibniz
  c. Wilhelm Dilthey
  d. Friedrich Schleiermacher



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jlaineee

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Reply #1 on: Jul 14, 2018
Answer to Question 1

ANSWER: c

Answer to Question 2

ANSWER: b


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