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,The ‘Early’ and ‘Later’ Wittgenstein,eas advanced in the . before going on to examine, in greater depth, his subsequent views. Despite the enormous differences in his standpoints during the two phases of his work, his principal aim remained the achievement of clear understanding. And he always emphasised that philosophy was not a scien

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Two Images of Science,nature of science, on the principle of empiricism and on formal analysis. Science, from this perspective, is an enterprise controlled by logic and empirical facts, whose purpose is to formulate truths about the laws of nature. This dominant view has long been firmly entrenched and taken for granted.