Ludwig Wittgenstein — "It is not a matter of teaching the student of philosophy new facts, but of teach…"
It is not a matter of teaching the student of philosophy new facts, but of teaching him new ways of looking at old facts.
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Lectures and Conversations on Aesthetics, Psychology and Religious Belief
Date: 1966 (published posthumously)
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