-These phenomena have no one thing in common which makes us use the same word for all, they are all related to one another in many different ways.<\/p>\n
What is common to all games?<\/u><\/p>\n
-Board-games, card games, ball games, Olympic games<\/p>\n
-We see an overlapping network of similarities, sometimes overall similarities, sometimes similarities of detail<\/p>\n
-We can think of these similarities as family resemblances<\/p>\n
Why do we call something a number?<\/u><\/p>\n
-Because it has a direct relationship with several things that have been called a number and an indirect relationship with other things we call the same name<\/p>\n
-Analogy of fibers and threads<\/p>\n
-The concept of number: the logical sum of these individual interrelated concepts<\/p>\n
The Concept of Game<\/u><\/p>\n
-A concept with blurred edges<\/p>\n
-Frege compares a concept to an area and says that an area with vague boundaries cannot be called an area at all<\/p>\n
-In such difficulty, always ask yourself:<\/p>\n
-How did we learn the meaning of this word?<\/p>\n
-From what sort of examples?<\/p>\n
-In what language-games?<\/p>\n
-It will then be easier to see that there is a family of meanings<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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