Wittgenstein's Early Philosophy

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Oxford, GB: Oxford University Press (2012)
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This volume comprises nine lively and insightful essays by leading scholars on the philosophy of Ludwig Wittgenstein, focusing mainly on his early work

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B3376.W564.W586 2012

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Naturalism and 'turning our examination round'.Marie McGinn
Reference, simplicity, and necessary existence in the 'Tractatus'.José L. Zalabardo
Russell's merit.Michael Kremer
The 'Tractatus' and the unity of the proposition.Steward Candlish & Nic Damnjanovic
Two cheers for the 'new' Wittgenstein?Brian McGuinness
What can you do with the general propositional form?Cora Diamond
Russell, Wittgenstein, and synthesis in thought.  (pages 15)Colin Johnston
Early Wittgenstein on judgement.  (pages 37)Peter W. Hanks
of the Proposition.  (pages 64)Stewart Candlish & Nic Damnjanovic
My attention was drawn to this question when I recently re—read Hide Ishiguro's essay 'Use and Reference of Names'. Its discussion of names and simple objects in the Tractatus has been of enormous importance for our understanding of Wittgenstein's early philosophy. It has impressed on me. [REVIEW]  (pages 99)Hans Sluga
Simple Objects: Complex Questions.  (pages 99)Hans Sluga
Reference, Simplicity and Necessary Existence in the Tractatus.  (pages 119-150)José L. Zalabardo
General Propositional Form?  (pages 151)Cora Diamond
I. Russell's merit—the obvious interpretation.  (pages 195)Michael Kremer
Examination Round'.  (pages 241)Marie Mcginn
Two Cheers for the 'New'.  (pages 260)Brian Mcguinness

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