Contents

pp v-vi

Preface

pp vii-xii

Original Places of Publication

pp xiii-xiv

Original Places of Publication

pp xv-xvi

Part I - Language

pp 1-2

1 - Wittgenstein on Grammar, Rules, and Norms

pp 3-20

2 - Analytic Truths and Grammatical Statements

pp 21-42

3 - Semantic Normativity and Moral Obligation

pp 43-52

4 - On Truly and Falsely Not Saying Anything: A Dissolutionof the Liar Paradox

pp 53-64

Part II - Mind, Action, Belief, & Knowledge

pp 65-66

5 - Can I Have Your Pain?

pp 67-74

6 - God, Lions, and Englishwomen: Wittgenstein on Understanding People

pp 75-86

7 - Reasons, Causes, Dispositions, and First-Person Authority

pp 87-108

8 - Moore’s Paradox and First-Person Authority

pp 109-122

9 - A Tale of Two Problems: Wittgenstein’s Discussion of Aspect Perception

pp 123-144

10 - Farewell to Hinge Propositions

pp 145-160

Part III - Aesthetics, Ethics, & Religion

pp 161-162

11 - Wittgenstein on Aesthetics

pp 163-182

12 - ‘Too Ridiculous for Words’: Wittgenstein on Scientific Aesthetics

pp 183-198

13 - The Emergence of Wittgenstein’s Views on Aesthetics in His 1933 Lectures

pp 199-212

14 - Verificationism in Aesthetics and Ethics

pp 213-222

15 - The Tightrope Walker: Wittgenstein on Religious Belief

pp 223-242

Bibliography

pp 243-248

Index

pp 249-253