Who said "The essence of the thing is seen in the context of its use."?

This quote is attributed to Austin, John Langshaw.

The essence of the thing is seen in the context of its use. - Austin, John Langshaw

"The essence of the thing is seen in the context of its use."

Austin, John Langshaw Knowledge

Philosopher British 1911–1960

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