When I returned from America in 1944, I found British philosophy in a very odd state, and, it seemed to me, occupied solely with trivialities. Everybody in the philosophical world was babbling about 'common usage'. I did not like this philosophy. Every section of learning has its own vocabulary and I did not see why pbilosophy should be deprived of this pleasure.
Source: The Autobiography of Bertrand Russell, v.3 chap. 1: Return to England, 1969
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