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- Comments and analysis on the first 88 sections by Lois Shawver.
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Aphorisms 70-75c Open in a new windowLink Details
- Text of sections 70-75 with commentary by Lois Shawver. These sections concern definitions and determinacy of sense, and `family-resemblance' concepts.
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What Happens When Wittgenstein Asks "What Happens When ...?" Open in a new windowLink Details
- Article by E. T. Gendlin.
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Obeying a Rule On Only One Occasion in PI §199 Open in a new windowLink Details
- Short article by James Still, approaches this section with a close analysis of Wittgenstein's dictum `meaning is use'.
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An Introduction to Reading Wittgenstein Open in a new windowLink Details
- Article by Louis Shawver, covering just the first three sections.
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The Grammatical Fiction of PI §307 Open in a new windowLink Details
- Short article by James Still, discussing Wittgenstein's approach to Cartesian introspection in section 307 of the Investigations.
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Can We Know Rules? Open in a new windowLink Details
- Article in two parts by Alec McHoul. McHoul is critical of the reception of rule-governed activity in the human sciences, and argues that attention to Wittgenstein raises doubts that rules can properly be considered the object of knowledge.
- http://wwwmcc.murdoch.edu.au/aiem/wocat1.html

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