Book completed, whew!

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A Philosophy of Political Myth, by Chiara Bottici. This was definitely useful in regard to my research topic, and I'd say that her explanations make Wittgenstein more accessible than I've ever considered him in the past, but it's also somewhat tiring to read philosophy books, especially when they use vocabulary like "protreptical" (which means, an utterance designed to instruct and persuade) and "privative" (an action or state marked by the absence of something that is usually present).