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On Ayer's view, philosophical analysis depends on the metaphysical view that reality consists of complexes that can be broken up into simple parts.

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On Ayer's view, philosophical analysis depends on the metaphysical view that reality consists of complexes that can be broken up into simple parts.

Russell and Wittgenstein held something like this -- but Ayer regards it as metaphysical nonsense.

On Ayer's view, philosophical analysis is the attempt to explain our concepts. Philosophy is just language analysis; it doesn't have any metaphysical presuppositions.

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On Ayer's view, philosophical analysis depends on the metaphysical view that reality consists of complexes that can be broken up into simple parts.

Russell and Wittgenstein held something like this -- but Ayer regards it as metaphysical nonsense.

On Ayer's view, philosophical analysis is the attempt to explain our concepts. Philosophy is just language analysis; it doesn't have any metaphysical presuppositions.

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