“Our grammar lacks surveyability.”

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Preface 5
3. Table of Contents vii
4. Logic and Mathematics
5. A Normative Conception of Necessity: Wittgenstein on Necessary Truths of Logic, Mathematics and Metaphysics 13
6. Return to an Old Refrain: What Proof Does to Concepts 35
7. The Rule-Following Problem Problem and Its Solution 57
8. Wittgenstein in Comparison
9. Metapher als Entzug – Metapher als Gabe: Wittgenstein mit Blumenberg lesen? 75
10. Wittgenstein vs. Rawls 93
11. Self-Knowledge as a Technology of the Self: Foucault and Wittgenstein on the Practice of Philosophy 111
12. Meaning, Use and Understanding
13. Attending to the Actual Sayings of Things 125
14. How to Make Wittgenstein’s Concept of Meaning Complete? 135
15. Recognizing the Ground that Lies before us as Ground: McDowell on How to Read 147
16. ‘Resolution’ – an Illusion of Sense? 169
17. “Our grammar lacks surveyability.” 185
18. Wissende und Zweifelnde – Wittgensteins „Doppelangriff“ 205
19. Language and Forms of Life
20. Wittgenstein’s Non-Explanatory ‘Craving’, ‘Discomforts’ and ‘Satisfactions’ 219
21. Wittgenstein on ‘Primitive’ Languages 243
22. Lebensformen und Lebensmuster: Zur Deutung eines sogenannten Grundbegriffs der Spätphilosophie Ludwig Wittgensteins 265
23. Coming to Language: Wittgenstein’s Social ‘Theory’ of Language Acquisition 291
24. Sind Tatsachen vom Sprachspiel konstituiert? Zu Wittgensteins Philosophie 1946-51 315
25. Wittgenstein’s Nachlass
26. Trees, Levels and Ladders 329
27. On the Origin and Compilation of ‘Cause and Effect: Intuitive Awareness’ 343
28. Francis Skinner’s Original Wittgenstein Brown Book Manuscript 351
29. Verschlüsselung in Wittgensteins Nachlass 367
30. Beyond the World, Beyond Significant Language 387