In this important study, Michael Luntley offers a compelling reading of Wittgenstein s account of meaning and intentionality, based upon a unifying theme in the early and later philosophies.

• A compelling reading of Wittgenstein s account of meaning and intentionality.
  

  
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  Preface		vii
  Abbreviations		ix
  1 Wittgenstein`s Master Argument		1	(20)
  1.1 Introduction		1	(1)
  1.2 Animating Signs		2	(7)
  1.3 The Platonist Source of Grammar		9	(2)
  1.4 The Cartesian Source of Grammar		11	(4)
  1.5 The Community Source of Grammar		15	(1)
  1.6 The Negative and Positive Phases - First Statement		16	(5)
  2 Realism, Language and Self		21	(27)
  2.1 Introduction		21	(1)
  2.2 Logic Takes Care of Itself		22	(5)
  2.3 The Need for Grammar		27	(7)
  2.4 The Metaphysical Options		34	(8)
  2.5 The Self		42	(6)
  3 This is How We Play the Game		48	(45)
  3.1 Introduction		48	(2)
  3.2 Two Kinds of `Hidden`		50	(8)
  3.3 Meaning and Use		58	(6)
  3.4 Use and Self		64	(3)
  3.5 Use and Augustine`s Mistake		67	(4)
  3.6 Is `Slab!` a Shortening of `Bring Me a Slab!` or is the Latter a Lengthening of the Former?		71	(6)
  3.7 This and Similar Things are called `Games`		77	(6)
  3.8 Spontaneity in Particular Circumstances		83	(10)
  4 Rules and Other People		93	(31)
  4.1 Introduction		93	(1)
  4.2 The Structure of an Argument		94	(6)
  4.3 The Bipartite Account of Meaning		100	(5)
  4.4 Practice		105	(10)
  4.5 What You See/Hear is not Normless		115	(4)
  4.6 Seeing the Similarity in Particular Cases		119	(5)
  5 Putting Your Self in the Picture		124	(28)
  5.1 Introduction		124	(1)
  5.2 The Standard Treatments		124	(4)
  5.3 What`s Special about Sensations?		128	(5)
  5.4 The Need for Calibration		133	(4)
  5.5 Calibration in Subjectivity		137	(5)
  5.6 Agreement in Forms of Life		142	(4)
  5.7 `Inner` Life Out There		146	(2)
  5.8 Now I Understand		148	(4)
  6 Seeing Things Aright		152	(25)
  6.1 Introduction		152	(3)
  6.2 Two Uses of the Word `See`		155	(10)
  6.3 See What I Mean		165	(3)
  6.4 Paying Attention		168	(2)
  6.5 The Place of Judgement		170	(3)
  6.6 What Comes Natural		173	(4)
  Bibliography		177	(5)
  Index		182

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  Meaning and Judgement

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  • A compelling reading of Wittgenstein s account of meaning and intentionality.
    

    
    Taal / Language : English
    

    Inhoudsopgave:
    Preface.

    Abbreviations.

    1. Wittgenstein s Master Argument.

    Introduction.

    Animating Signs.

    The Platonist Source Of Grammar.

    The Cartesian Source Of Grammar.

    The Community Source Of Grammar.

    The Negative And Positive Phases First Statement.

    2. Realism, Language And Self.

    Introduction.

    Logic Takes Care Of Itself.

    The Need For Grammar.

    The Metaphysical Options.

    The Self.

    3. This Is How We Play The Game.

    Introduction.

    Two Kinds Of Hidden.

    Meaning And Use.

    Use And Self.

    Use And Augustine s Mistake.

    Is Slab! A Shortening Of Bring Me A Slab! Or Is The Latter A Lengthening Of The Former?.

    This And Similar Things Are Called Games .

    Spontaneity In Particular Circumstances.

    4. Rules And Other People.

    Introduction.

    The Structure Of An Argument.

    The Bipartite Account Of Meaning.

    Practice.

    What You See/Hear Is Not Normless.

    Seeing The Similarity In Particular Cases.

    5. Putting Your Self In The Picture.

    Introduction.

    The Standard Treatments.

    What s Special About Sensations?.

    The Need For Calibration.

    Calibration In Subjectivity.

    Agreement In Forms Of Life.

    Inner Life Out There.

    Now I Understand.

    6. Seeing Things Aright:.

    Introduction.

    Two Uses Of The Word See .

    See What I Mean.

    Paying Attention.

    The Place Of Judgement.

    What Comes Natural.

    Bibliography.

    Index

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    Meaning and Judgement

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    In this important study, Michael Luntley offers a compelling reading of Wittgenstein s account of meaning and intentionality, based upon a unifying theme in the early and later philosophies.
    

    
    
    • A compelling reading of Wittgenstein s account of meaning and intentionality.
      

      
      Taal / Language : English
      

      Inhoudsopgave:
      Preface.

      Abbreviations.

      1. Wittgenstein s Master Argument.

      Introduction.

      Animating Signs.

      The Platonist Source Of Grammar.

      The Cartesian Source Of Grammar.

      The Community Source Of Grammar.

      The Negative And Positive Phases First Statement.

      2. Realism, Language And Self.

      Introduction.

      Logic Takes Care Of Itself.

      The Need For Grammar.

      The Metaphysical Options.

      The Self.

      3. This Is How We Play The Game.

      Introduction.

      Two Kinds Of Hidden.

      Meaning And Use.

      Use And Self.

      Use And Augustine s Mistake.

      Is Slab! A Shortening Of Bring Me A Slab! Or Is The Latter A Lengthening Of The Former?.

      This And Similar Things Are Called Games .

      Spontaneity In Particular Circumstances.

      4. Rules And Other People.

      Introduction.

      The Structure Of An Argument.

      The Bipartite Account Of Meaning.

      Practice.

      What You See/Hear Is Not Normless.

      Seeing The Similarity In Particular Cases.

      5. Putting Your Self In The Picture.

      Introduction.

      The Standard Treatments.

      What s Special About Sensations?.

      The Need For Calibration.

      Calibration In Subjectivity.

      Agreement In Forms Of Life.

      Inner Life Out There.

      Now I Understand.

      6. Seeing Things Aright:.

      Introduction.

      Two Uses Of The Word See .

      See What I Mean.

      Paying Attention.

      The Place Of Judgement.

      What Comes Natural.

      Bibliography.

      Index

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      This wide-ranging collection of essays contains eighteen original articles by authors representing some of the most important recent work on Wittgenstein. It deals with questi
      

      
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      NOTE ON THE SECOND EDITION		9
      ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS		11
      INTRODUCTION		13
      WITTGENSTEIN AND THE RELATION BETWEEN LIFE AND PHILOSOPHY		73
      KNUT ERIK TRAN
      1. My relation to Wittgenstein		73
      2. Two questions		74
      3. "To stop doing philosophy"		76
      4. What is it to be a philosopher?		80
      TRYING TO KEEP PHILOSOPHY HONEST		82
      LARS HERTZBERG
      1. The marginalization of Wittgenstein`s philosophy		82
      2. Work on oneself		85
      3. Bringing words back		86
      4. A one-sided diet		90
      5. The rabbit case		93
      6. Pretensions are a mortgage		95
      REMARKS ON WITTGENSTEIN`S USE OF THE TERMS "SINN", "SINNLOS", "UNSINNIG", "WAHR", AND "GEDANKE" IN THE TRACTATUS		98
      GEORG HENRIK VON WRIGHT
      1. Sense and contingency		98
      2. Sense and truth-value		99
      3. Senseless truths?		99
      4. Thoughts		100
      5. "Legitimately constructed proposition"		101
      6. Nonsensical Tractatus		102
      WITTGENSTEIN`S EARLY PHILOSOPHY OF LANGUAGE AND THE IDEA OF `THE SINGLE GREAT PROBLEM`		107
      MARIE MCGINN
      1. A `single great problem`		107
      2. The significance of Frege and Russell		109
      3. Russell`s theory of judgement		112
      4. Frege`s conception of truth		118
      5. The content of molecular propositions		122
      6. Shared preconceptions		123
      7. The propositions of logic		126
      8. `Quite general propositions`		130
      9. Inference		135
      PETER WINCH ON THE TRACTATUS AND THE UNITY OF WITTGENSTEIN`S PHILOSOPHY		141
      CORA DIAMOND
      1. Winch, Malcolm and the unity of Wittgenstein`s philosophy		141
      2. Opposed understandings of the Tractatus		146
      3. Thinking and projecting		150
      4. What`s in a name?		157
      5. Winch and formalism		161
      6. Another problem with Winch`s reading		166
      7. The significance of Winch`s philosophical practice		170
      WITTGENSTEIN`S LATER CRITICISM OF THE TRACTATUS		172
      JAMES CONANT
      1. A dispute about how to read the Tractatus		172
      2. The first list		182
      3. The second list		187
      4. The third list		199
      HOW MANY WITTGENSTEINS?		205
      DAVID G. STERN
      1. Debates in Wittgenstein scholarship		205
      2. The queer grammar of talk about Wittgenstein		206
      3. Who wrote the Philosophical Investigations: Nine answers in search of a philosopher		213
      4. Style and context		220
      TAKING AVOWALS SERIOUSLY: THE SOUL A PUBLIC AFFAIR		230
      EIKE VON SAVIGNY
      1. Preliminary		230
      2. Use determines meaning		231
      3. First person psychological utterances		233
      4. Nonverbal expressions of mental states		236
      5. Research bibliography		241
      OF KNOWLEDGE AND OF KNOWING THAT SOMEONE IS IN PAIN		244
      P.M.S. HACKER
      1. First person authority: the received explanation		244
      2. Knowledge: the point of the concept		248
      3. Knowledge: the semantic field		253
      4. Methodological constraints		257
      5. Some conditions of sense for the operators `A knows` and `I know`		260
      6. The cognitive assumption: sensations		262
      7. Objections to the non-cognitive account		269
      WITTGENSTEIN AND HISTORY		277
      HANS-JOHANN GLOCK
      1. Wittgenstein and history		277
      2. Varieties of historicism		278
      3. Wittgenstein and the history of philosophy		282
      4. Wittgenstein and historicism		289
      5. Wittgenstein and genealogy		296
      IMPURE REASON VINDICATED		304
      ALLAN JANIK
      1. Rationality, Wittgenstein and philosophy of science		304
      2. Rule-following and the preconditions of experience		308
      3. Aristotle`s conception of practical knowledge		311
      4. How practice takes care of itself: The Common Law		316
      5. Leaving things as they are		317
      WITTGENSTEIN`S PHILOSOPHY OF PICTURES		322
      KRIST NYIRI
      1. Wittgenstein`s philosophy of pictures		322
      2. What the printed corpus offers		325
      3. Using the Nachlass: towards a re-interpretation		342
      4. A philosophy of post-literacy		352
      A CASE OF EARLY WITTGENSTEINIAN DIALOGISM: STANCES ON THE IMPOSSIBILITY OF "RED AND GREEN IN THE SAME PLACE"		354
      ANTONIA SOULEZ
      1. Dialogical style and musicality		354
      2. Three (four) voices		357
      3. "Our" answer to the phenomenologist		360
      4. Conceptual characters, Denkstile, and the author		362
      5. A faceless kind of voice the grammatical garb of the (absent) philosopher		365
      WITTGENSTEIN: PHILOSOPHY AND LITERATURE		367
      BRIAN MCGUINNESS
      1. The relation between form and content		367
      2. The Tractatus		369
      3. Philosophical Investigations		374
      4. The form of publishing		379
      A BRIEF HISTORY OF WITTGENSTEIN EDITING		382
      ANTHONY KENNY
      1. Wittgenstein`s will		382
      2. The seventies		384
      3. The eighties		386
      4. The nineties		390
      5. The situation today		393
      WHAT IS A WORK BY WITTGENSTEIN?		397
      JOACHIM SCHULTE
      1. The Wittgenstein editions		397
      2. Wittgenstein`s way of working		400
      3. What is a work by Wittgenstein?		402
      EVALUATING THE BERGEN ELECTRONIC EDITION		405
      HERBERT HRACHOVEC
      1. The Bergen edition and Wittgenstein scholarship		405
      2. Technical and other troubles		406
      3. Prospects with XML		412
      4. The Bergen edition and digital scholarship		416
      WITTGENSTEIN IN DIGITAL FORM: PERSPECTIVES FOR THE FUTURE		418
      CAMERON MCEWEN
      1. The digital turn		418
      2. Wittgenstein as test bed for electronic humanities scholarship		420
      3. Perspectives for the future		426
      BIBLIOGRAPHY AND REFERENCE SYSTEM		431
      AUTHORS AND ABSTRACTS		440
      THE EDITORS		455
      NAME INDEX		456

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      The nature of reason has always been a topic at the very heart of Western philosophy. But the most famous philosopher of the twentieth century, Ludwig Wittgenstein, hardly ever discussed it. His work, though, does raise crucial questions about the subject.
      

      
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      1. Wittgenstein’s Critique of Frazer: Jacques Bouveresse (Collège de France).
      2. Relativism, Commensurability and Translatability: Hans-Johann Glock (Universität Zürich).
      3. ‘Back to the Rough Ground!’ Wittgensteinian Reflections on Rationality and Reason: Jane Heal (St John`s College, Cambridge).
      4. Worlds or Words Apart? Wittgenstein on Understanding Religious Language: Genia Schönbaumsfeld (University of Southampton).
      5. The Tightrope Walker: Severin Schroeder (The University of Reading).
      6. Rules and Reason: Joachim Schulte (Universität Zürich).
      7. Rule-Following without Reasons: Wittgenstein’s Quietism and the Constitutive Question: Crispin Wright (Univerrsity of St Andrews).
      Index

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      The nature of reason has always been a topic at the very heart of Western philosophy. But the most famous philosopher of the twentieth century, Ludwig Wittgenstein, hardly ever discussed it. His work, though, does raise crucial questions about the subject.
      

      
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      Inhoudsopgave:
      1. Wittgenstein s Critique of Frazer (Jacques Bouveresse, Collège de France).

      2. Relativism, Commensurability and Translatability (Hans Johann Glock, Universität Zürich).

      3. `Back to the Rough Ground! Wittgensteinian Reflections on Rationality and Reason (Jane Heal, St John s College, Cambridge).

      4. Worlds or Words Apart? Wittgenstein on Understanding Religious Language (Genia Schönbaumsfeld, University of Southampton).

      5. The Tightrope Walker (Severin Schroeder, The University of Reading).

      6. Rules and Reason (Joachim Schulte, Universität Zürich).

      7. Rule Following without Reasons: Wittgenstein s Quietism and the Constitutive Question (Crispin Wright, Univerrsity of St Andrews).

      Index.

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      In de nalatenschap van Ludwig Wittgenstein (1889-1951) vond men een bundel opmerkingen over de kleuren. Met vele voorbeelden verheldert Over kleur de logica van onze kleurbegrippen. Niets lijkt zo vanzelfsprekend als kleur, maar Wittgenstein toont vooral de begrensdheid van de taal waarmee wij over dit fenomeen spreken.
      

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