Intellectual History after the Linguistic Turn¶
Toews, J. E. (1987). Intellectual History after the Linguistic Turn: The Autonomy of Meaning and the Irreducibility of Experience. American Historical Review, 92(4), 879-907.
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- Toews (1987) in "Intellectual History after the Linguistic Turn" (American Historical Review) surveys the incorporation of linguistic philosophy and discourse analysis into historicist practice, arguing that attention to language games and discursive practices deepens rather than undermines contextualist commitments.
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- Toews (1987) in "Intellectual History after the Linguistic Turn" (American Historical Review) surveys the incorporation of linguistic philosophy and discourse analysis into historicist practice, arguing that attention to language games and discursive practices deepens rather than undermines contextualist commitments.
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