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Nagel I 71
Assertibility: (this view was attributed to Wittgenstein): assertibility was an authorization to attribute an infinite concept to a person. - Using it in a finite number of appropriate cases in accordance with the naturalized use. (See also problems in relation to addition/"quaddition"). - NagelVs: this cannot have been Wittgenstein's belief. Cf. >Rule following, >Private language, >Kripke's Wittgenstein.

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