An Excurses on Concrete Abstractionism in Tomekin, Lector, and Widdershins

Authors

E. Bourbon Wittgenstein

Abstract

It is most generally held by those who have studied Tomekin’s, Lector’ s, and Widdershin’ s (hereinafter, TLW) prose style most thoroughly that meaning in particular and, more broadly, universal truth, are subjects that ought not to be overlooked.

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Recommended Citation

Wittgenstein, E. Bourbon (1983) "An Excurses on Concrete Abstractionism in Tomekin, Lector, and Widdershins," Mythellany: Vol. 1: Iss. 3, Article 2.
Available at: https://dc.swosu.edu/mythellany/vol1/iss3/2