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XXX. Belief in the Soul (P. 178)

  • Garth Hallett
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A Companion to Wittgenstein's Philosophical Investigations
This chapter is in the book A Companion to Wittgenstein's Philosophical Investigations
© 2019 Cornell University Press, Ithaca

© 2019 Cornell University Press, Ithaca

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter 1
  2. CONTENTS 7
  3. PREFACE 9
  4. LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS 13
  5. LIST OF MANUSCRIPTS 17
  6. NOTE ON REFERENCES 19
  7. GENERAL INTRODUCTION 23
  8. COMMENTARY
  9. THE TITLE 61
  10. THE MOTTO 61
  11. THE PREFACE 62
  12. I. The Overture: Language as a Game (§§1-25) 68
  13. II. Naming (§§26-38) 98
  14. III. Names and Their Meanings (§§39-64) 115
  15. IV. Twin Myths: Essence and Precision (§§65-78) 140
  16. V. Critique of the “Calculus according to Definite Rules” (§§79-88) 158
  17. VI. The Confessions of a Logical Atomist (§§89-108) 168
  18. VII. Philosophy as Therapy (§§109-133) 192
  19. VIII. The “General Form of Propositions” (§§134—137) 233
  20. IX. Rules “in the Medium of the Understanding” (§§138-242) 239
  21. X. The Problem of Privacy (§§243-315) 306
  22. XI. Thinking (§§316-362) 386
  23. XII. “Each Equivalent to Each” (§§363-397) 419
  24. XIII. The I (§§398-411) 439
  25. XIV. Consciousness (§§412-427) 453
  26. XV. The Agreement of Thought with Reality (§§428-465) 463
  27. XVI. Bedrock: “This Game Is Played” (§§466-497) 492
  28. XVII. The Sense of a Sentence (§§498-517) 513
  29. XVIII. Propositions and Pictures (§§518-524) 524
  30. XIX. Different Uses of Understand and Meaning (§§525-546) 531
  31. XX. Negation (§§547-557) 540
  32. XXI. Word Meanings (§§558-570) 546
  33. XXII. States: Belief, Hope, Expectation (§§571-587) 553
  34. XXIII. On Explaining Thought through Feelings (§§588-610) 562
  35. XXIV. Willing (§§611-628) 574
  36. XXV. Intention, and the Prediction of One’s Own Actions (§§629-660) 586
  37. XXVI. Meaning Something, Someone (§§661-693) 598
  38. XXVII. Emotions (P. 174) 610
  39. XXVIII. Momentary Meanings in the Mind (Pp. 175-176) 615
  40. XXIX. The Reference of Images (P. 177) 618
  41. XXX. Belief in the Soul (P. 178) 619
  42. XXXI. What Psychology Treats (Pp. 179-180) 623
  43. XXXII. Feelings Are Not Meanings (Pp. 181-183) 631
  44. XXXIII. Dreaming (P. 184) 637
  45. XXXIV. "Kinaesthetic Sensations” (Pp. 185-186) 640
  46. XXXV. Expressions of Emotion (Pp. 187-189) 649
  47. XXXVI. Moore’s Paradox (Pp. 190-192) 655
  48. XXXVII. Aspect Seeing and the Second Sense of Meaning (Pp. 193-219) 662
  49. XXXVIII. The Picture of Complete Seclusion (Pp. 220-229) 714
  50. XXXVIII. The Picture of Complete Seclusion (Pp. 220-229) 743
  51. XL. Remembering Has No Experiential Content (P. 231) 748
  52. XLI. Conceptual Confusion in Psychology and Mathematics (P. 232) 754
  53. APPENDIX: AUTHORS WITTGENSTEIN KNEW OR READ 759
  54. BIBLIOGRAPHY 776
  55. GENERAL INDEX 787
https://doi.org/10.7591/9781501743405-038

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter 1
  2. CONTENTS 7
  3. PREFACE 9
  4. LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS 13
  5. LIST OF MANUSCRIPTS 17
  6. NOTE ON REFERENCES 19
  7. GENERAL INTRODUCTION 23
  8. COMMENTARY
  9. THE TITLE 61
  10. THE MOTTO 61
  11. THE PREFACE 62
  12. I. The Overture: Language as a Game (§§1-25) 68
  13. II. Naming (§§26-38) 98
  14. III. Names and Their Meanings (§§39-64) 115
  15. IV. Twin Myths: Essence and Precision (§§65-78) 140
  16. V. Critique of the “Calculus according to Definite Rules” (§§79-88) 158
  17. VI. The Confessions of a Logical Atomist (§§89-108) 168
  18. VII. Philosophy as Therapy (§§109-133) 192
  19. VIII. The “General Form of Propositions” (§§134—137) 233
  20. IX. Rules “in the Medium of the Understanding” (§§138-242) 239
  21. X. The Problem of Privacy (§§243-315) 306
  22. XI. Thinking (§§316-362) 386
  23. XII. “Each Equivalent to Each” (§§363-397) 419
  24. XIII. The I (§§398-411) 439
  25. XIV. Consciousness (§§412-427) 453
  26. XV. The Agreement of Thought with Reality (§§428-465) 463
  27. XVI. Bedrock: “This Game Is Played” (§§466-497) 492
  28. XVII. The Sense of a Sentence (§§498-517) 513
  29. XVIII. Propositions and Pictures (§§518-524) 524
  30. XIX. Different Uses of Understand and Meaning (§§525-546) 531
  31. XX. Negation (§§547-557) 540
  32. XXI. Word Meanings (§§558-570) 546
  33. XXII. States: Belief, Hope, Expectation (§§571-587) 553
  34. XXIII. On Explaining Thought through Feelings (§§588-610) 562
  35. XXIV. Willing (§§611-628) 574
  36. XXV. Intention, and the Prediction of One’s Own Actions (§§629-660) 586
  37. XXVI. Meaning Something, Someone (§§661-693) 598
  38. XXVII. Emotions (P. 174) 610
  39. XXVIII. Momentary Meanings in the Mind (Pp. 175-176) 615
  40. XXIX. The Reference of Images (P. 177) 618
  41. XXX. Belief in the Soul (P. 178) 619
  42. XXXI. What Psychology Treats (Pp. 179-180) 623
  43. XXXII. Feelings Are Not Meanings (Pp. 181-183) 631
  44. XXXIII. Dreaming (P. 184) 637
  45. XXXIV. "Kinaesthetic Sensations” (Pp. 185-186) 640
  46. XXXV. Expressions of Emotion (Pp. 187-189) 649
  47. XXXVI. Moore’s Paradox (Pp. 190-192) 655
  48. XXXVII. Aspect Seeing and the Second Sense of Meaning (Pp. 193-219) 662
  49. XXXVIII. The Picture of Complete Seclusion (Pp. 220-229) 714
  50. XXXVIII. The Picture of Complete Seclusion (Pp. 220-229) 743
  51. XL. Remembering Has No Experiential Content (P. 231) 748
  52. XLI. Conceptual Confusion in Psychology and Mathematics (P. 232) 754
  53. APPENDIX: AUTHORS WITTGENSTEIN KNEW OR READ 759
  54. BIBLIOGRAPHY 776
  55. GENERAL INDEX 787
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