Philosophy, Law and Society (A Multi-Disciplinary Approach)

Ogugua, Paul I.

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Philosophy does not solve problems related to other disciplines alone as Winch, P. (1958:4) believes or as others might think, there are philosophical problems too irrespective of the position of Ludwig Wittgenstein. Karl Popper (1952:129) declared:My own view of the matter is that only as long as I have genuine philosophical problems to solve shall I continue to take an interest in philosophy. I fail to understand the attraction of a philosophy without problems.

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International Letters of Social and Humanistic Sciences (Volume 59)

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92-103

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P. I. Ogugua, "Philosophy, Law and Society (A Multi-Disciplinary Approach)", International Letters of Social and Humanistic Sciences, Vol. 59, pp. 92-103, 2015

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Paul I. Ogugua

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Law, Philosophy, Society

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