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The private language argument is a family of considerations, developed by Ludwig Wittgenstein in Philosophical Investigations (PI), aiming to show that a language whose expressions are, in principle, understandable by only a single individual is unintelligible. The topic is presented not as a single formal proof but a sequence of interlocking moves, examples, and reminders. The central conclusion is commonly put this way: a necessarily private language—one whose meanings are fixed by items only the speaker can access—cannot establish the standards of correct/incorrect use required for meaningful language.
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