Essays on Wittgenstein /

Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Klemke, E. D. (Elmer Daniel), 1926-2000
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Urbana : University of Illinois Press, [1971]
Subjects:
Table of Contents:
  • Ineffability, method, and ontology, by G. Bergmann
  • The glory and the misery of Ludwig Wittgenstein, by G. Bergmann
  • Stenius on the Tractatus, by G. Bergmann
  • Naming and saying, by W. Sellars
  • The ontology of Wittgenstein's Tractatus, by E. D. Klemke
  • Material properties in the Tractatus, by H. Hochberg
  • Wittgenstein's pantheism: a new light on the ontology of the Tractatus, by N. Garver
  • Science and metaphysics: a Wittgensteinian interpretation, by H. Petrie
  • Wittgenstein on private languages, by C. L. Hardin
  • Wittgenstein on private language, by N. Garver
  • Wittgenstein and private languages, by W. Todd
  • The private-language argument, by H.-N. Castaneda
  • Wittgenstein on privacy, by J. W. Cook
  • "Forms of life" in Wittgenstein's Philosophical investigations, by J. F. M. Hunter
  • Privacy and language, by M. S. Gram
  • On language games and forms of life, by F. Zabeeh
  • Wittgenstein on meaning and use, by J. F. M. Hunter
  • Wittgenstein on phenomenalism, skepticism, and criteria, by A. Oldenquist
  • Tractarian reflections on saying and showing, by D. W. Stampe
  • Wittgenstein and logical necessity, by B. Stroud
  • Negation and generality, by H. Hochberg
  • Facts, possibilities, and essences in the Tractatus, by H. Hochberg
  • Arithmetic and propositional form in Wittgenstein's Tractatus, by H. Hochberg
  • Selected bibliography (p. 543-546)