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[et al.] 210 $aLondon $cRoutledge$d2003 215 $a1 online resource (606 p.) 300 $aIncludes index. 311 $a0-415-05644-6 327 $aCover; THE VOICES OF WITTGENSTEIN; Title Page; Copyright Page; 1 Diktat fu?r Schlick; Table of Contents; List of abbreviations; Preface; Foreword; Ist das Verstehen ein Zustand? (F 99); 1 Dictation for Schlick; Is understanding a state? (F 99); Verstehen eines Satzes analog dem Verstehen einer Melodie alsMelodie; Tritt das Verstehen aus der Sprache heraus? (F 84); Understanding a proposition as analogous to understanding a melody as a melody; Does understanding step outside language? (F 84); Bedeutungsko?rper (F 18); Meaning-bodies (F 18); Der Sinn als Schatten der Wirklichkeit (F 85) 327 $aSense as the shadow of reality (F 85)Verstehen eines Genrebildes (F102); Understanding a picture (F 102); Das Verstehen als Auffassung (F 101); Understanding as a way of seeing (F 101); Verstehen als privates Erlebnis; Understanding as a private experience; Denken (F 87); Thinking (F 87); Der Satz hat einen Sinn (F 86); A proposition has a sense (F 86); Erwartung und Motiv (F 4); Expectation and reason [for action] (F 4); Denken (Fortsetzung) (F 87); Thinking (continued) (F 87); Mo?glichkeit (F 91); Possibility (F 91); Erwartung; Expectation; Glaube (F 5); Belief (F 5); Induktion (F 80) 327 $aInduction (F 80)Heucheln (F 6); Pretending (F 6); Versuchen; Trying; Ein Einwand (F 15); An objection (F 15); Wort und Vorstellung (F 47); Words and mental images (F 47); Die Sprache in ihrer Umgebung (F 89); Language in its surroundings (F 89); U?ber den Charakter der Beunruhigung (F 93); On the character of disquiet (F 93); Zwei Beschreibungen des Glaubens (F 7); Two descriptions of believing (F 7); 2 Notizbuch I; Zeichen (F 31); 2 Notebook I; Signs (F 31); Zeichen und Anzeichen (F 26); Signs and indications (F 26); Kausale Auffassung der Sprache (F 33) 327 $aThe causal conception of language (F 36)Was ist ein Befehl? (F 34); What is an order? (F 34); Grund und Ursache (F 13); Reason and cause (F 13); Widerlegung eines Einwands (F 97); Refutation of an objection (F 97); Verifikation (F 40); Verification (F 40); Philosophie (F 35); Philosophy (F 35); Das Folgen und die W-F-Notation (F 29); Inference and T-F-notation (F 29); Regel und Bedeutung (F 37); Rules and meanings (F 37); Bedeutungsko?rper (F 18); Bodies of meaning (F18); Folgen die Regeln aus der Bedeutung? (G 27); Do rules follow from meanings? (G 27); Allgemeinheit (F 30); Generality (F 30) 327 $aAllgemeinheit 1 (F 73)Generality 1 (F 73); Allgemeinheit 1a (F 74); Generality 1a (F 74); Das Hineinsehen der Allgemeinheit (F 32); Reading generality into [signs] (F 32); Sehen und grammatische Auffassung (F 76); The seeing of aspects in grammar (F 76); Russell's Logik (F 28); Russell's logic (F 28); Das Schlussgesetz (F 19); The law of inference (F 19); Nichtaristotelische Logik (F 78); Non-Aristotelian logic (F 78); Tautologie (F 27); Anwendung der Logik (F 20); Tautology (F 27); The application of logic (F 20); Das Schliessen (F 103); Inferring (F 103); Vagheit (F 3); Vagueness (F 3) 327 $aVerbindung der Sprache mit der Wirklichkeit (F 36) 330 $aThe Voices of Wittgenstein brings for the first time, in both the original German and in English translation, over one hundred short essays in philosophical logic and the philosophy of mind. 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