Wittgenstein and the twentieth century

Georg H. Von Wright

1-19

Wittgenstein on philosophy and science

David Pears

23-36

Wittgenstein on mind and metaphysics

Anthony Kenny

37-46

Wittgenstein's alleged metaphysics of mind

Johannes L. Brandl

47-56

Le réel et son ombre

la théorie Wittgensteinienne de la possibilité

Jacques Bouveresse

59-81

Wittgenstein on the meaning of logical symbols

Carlo Cellucci

83-91

On following a rule

Avrum Stroll

93-105

Fodor and Wittgenstein on private language

Diego Marconi

107-115

Intentionality in Wittgenstein's works

Aldo Gargani

127-136

Intentional reference as a logical relation

a variation on a theme in Moore, Russell, Wittgenstein, and Bergmann

Herbert Hochberg

137-170

Wittgenstein between philosophical grammar and psychology

Rosaria Egidi

171-184

Notes on phenomenology and visual space

Roberto Casati

185-192

Disentangling Moore's paradox

Norman Malcolm

195-205

Malcolm on Moore's paradox

Eva Picardi

207-210

Wittgenstein's refutation of scepticism in "On certainty"

Wolfgang Carl

211-222

Was Wittgenstein a relativist?

Rudolf Haller

223-231

Wittgenstein on language, mind and mythology

Stephen Hilmy

235-248

Emotion

remarks on Wittgenstein and William James

Joachim Schulte

249-262

Wittgenstein and memory

Guido Frongia

263-277

How Ludwig Wittgenstein would have reacted to recent changes in psychology

Fritz G. Wallner

279-288