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This is a much revised and extended new edition of Part I of the first volume of the monumental four-volume Analytical Commentary on the Philosophical Investigations.
Takes into account much new material that was unavailable when the first edition was written
Following Baker's death in 2002, P.M.S. Hacker has rewritten many essays completely
Part I: Essays now includes two completely new essays: 'Meaning and Use' and 'The Recantation of a Metaphysician'; the essays: 'The Augustinian Conception of Language', 'The Language-Game Method', 'Contextual Dicta and Contextual Principles', 'Philosophy', 'Surveyability and Surveyable Representations', and 'Truth and the General Propositional Form' are redrafted and expanded, incorporating new source materials and new arguments, as well as taking into account debates of the last quarter of a century
The accompanying Part II: Exegesis §§1-184 - has been thoroughly revised in the light of the electronic publication of Wittgenstein's Nachlass, and includes many new interpretations of the remarks, a history of the composition of the Philosophical Investigations and an overview of its structure.
The revisions will ensure that this remains the definitive reference work on Wittgenstein's masterpiece for the foreseeable future
Contents
Acknowledgements. Introduction to Part I: Essays.
Note to the paperback edition 2009.
Abbreviations.
I The Augustinian conception of language (§1).
II Explanation (§6).
III The language-game method (§7).
IV Descriptions and the uses of sentences (§18).
V Ostensive definition and its ramifications (§28).
VI Indexicals (§39).
VII Logically proper names (§39).
VIII Meaning and use (§43).
IX Contextual dicta and contextual principles (§50).
X The standard metre (§50).
XI Family resemblance (§65).
XII Proper names (§79).
XIII Turning the inquiry round: the recantation of a metaphysician (§89).
XIV Philosophy (§109).
XV Surveyability and surveyable representations (§122).
XVI Truth and the general propositional form (§134).
XVII Understanding and ability (§143).
1. The place of the elucidation of understanding in the Investigations.
2. Meaning and understanding as the soul of signs.
3. Categorial misconceptions of understanding.
4. Categorial clarification.
(a) Understanding is not an experience.
(b) Understanding is not a process.
(c) Understanding is not a mental state.
(d) Understanding is neither a dispositional state of the brain nor a disposition.
5. Powers and abilities.
6. Understanding and ability.
Index.
