Annotation:Annotationen:Of Knowing, Telling, and Showing/Y3a08kbbyn

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Annotation of Annotationen:Of_Knowing,_Telling,_and_Showing
Annotation Comment The crucial difference, for me, is this: Whatever is called forth by the piece of language, the items it refers to, are items that have been abstracted from experience. They may, but need not, have any immediate link with sensory-motor experience that is going on, nor any link with present or future manifest behavior. Yet, what is said or heard is not without effect. But the effect is on the language users’ acts of representation.
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