A Companion to Wittgenstein's Philosophical Investigations /

A Companion to Wittgenstein's Philosophical Investigations / / Garth Hallett.

"One of the most impressive pieces of scholarship I have ever encountered."-W. E. Kennick, Amherst CollegeThere is nothing in the literature on the Philosophical Investigations comparable to this learned and exhaustive commentary. Offering both information and interpretation, it is a remar...

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Hallett, Garth,
Place / Publishing House:Ithaca, NY : : Cornell University Press, , [2019]
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Year of Publication:2019
Language:English
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Table of Contents:
  • Frontmatter
  • CONTENTS
  • PREFACE
  • LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS
  • LIST OF MANUSCRIPTS
  • NOTE ON REFERENCES
  • GENERAL INTRODUCTION
  • COMMENTARY
  • THE TITLE
  • THE MOTTO
  • THE PREFACE
  • I. The Overture: Language as a Game (§§1-25)
  • II. Naming (§§26-38)
  • III. Names and Their Meanings (§§39-64)
  • IV. Twin Myths: Essence and Precision (§§65-78)
  • V. Critique of the “Calculus according to Definite Rules” (§§79-88)
  • VI. The Confessions of a Logical Atomist (§§89-108)
  • VII. Philosophy as Therapy (§§109-133)
  • VIII. The “General Form of Propositions” (§§134—137)
  • IX. Rules “in the Medium of the Understanding” (§§138-242)
  • X. The Problem of Privacy (§§243-315)
  • XI. Thinking (§§316-362)
  • XII. “Each Equivalent to Each” (§§363-397)
  • XIII. The I (§§398-411)
  • XIV. Consciousness (§§412-427)
  • XV. The Agreement of Thought with Reality (§§428-465)
  • XVI. Bedrock: “This Game Is Played” (§§466-497)
  • XVII. The Sense of a Sentence (§§498-517)
  • XVIII. Propositions and Pictures (§§518-524)
  • XIX. Different Uses of Understand and Meaning (§§525-546)
  • XX. Negation (§§547-557)
  • XXI. Word Meanings (§§558-570)
  • XXII. States: Belief, Hope, Expectation (§§571-587)
  • XXIII. On Explaining Thought through Feelings (§§588-610)
  • XXIV. Willing (§§611-628)
  • XXV. Intention, and the Prediction of One’s Own Actions (§§629-660)
  • XXVI. Meaning Something, Someone (§§661-693)
  • XXVII. Emotions (P. 174)
  • XXVIII. Momentary Meanings in the Mind (Pp. 175-176)
  • XXIX. The Reference of Images (P. 177)
  • XXX. Belief in the Soul (P. 178)
  • XXXI. What Psychology Treats (Pp. 179-180)
  • XXXII. Feelings Are Not Meanings (Pp. 181-183)
  • XXXIII. Dreaming (P. 184)
  • XXXIV. "Kinaesthetic Sensations” (Pp. 185-186)
  • XXXV. Expressions of Emotion (Pp. 187-189)
  • XXXVI. Moore’s Paradox (Pp. 190-192)
  • XXXVII. Aspect Seeing and the Second Sense of Meaning (Pp. 193-219)
  • XXXVIII. The Picture of Complete Seclusion (Pp. 220-229)
  • XXXVIII. The Picture of Complete Seclusion (Pp. 220-229)
  • XL. Remembering Has No Experiential Content (P. 231)
  • XLI. Conceptual Confusion in Psychology and Mathematics (P. 232)
  • APPENDIX: AUTHORS WITTGENSTEIN KNEW OR READ
  • BIBLIOGRAPHY
  • GENERAL INDEX

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