What is the difference between logical positivism and ordinary language philosophy?

Ordinary language philosophy examines how words are actually used in everyday speech, often to clarify or resolve philosophical problems. Logical positivism instead emphasizes logical structure and the conditions under which statements can be meaningfully verified. So choice D correctly describes the difference; the other choices wrongly claim that one approach disproved or replaced the other, or mischaracterize their focus.

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