JoLMA The Journal for the Philosophy of Language, Mind and the Arts

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Perspectives on Wittgenstein’s Philosophical Investigations

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Keywords Understanding • Language Use • Sraffa • Philosophy of Language • Organization • Austin • Private charts • Rule-Following • Social understanding • Know-How • Knowledge • Reading • Rules • Wittgenstein • Hänsel • Meaning • AI • Context • Concept • Experience of Meaning • Justification • ‘Subjective’ knowledge • Criterion of Identity • Ordinary Language • Physiological explanation • Mind • Transitive use • Religious Belief • Remarks on Religion • Wallpaper pattern • Ordinary Language Philosophy • Commonsense Psychology • On Certainty • Tolstoy • Fideism • Formalism • Confession • Intention • Grammar • Historical Reception of Wittgenstein • Religious Language • Religion • Philosophy of Religion • Anscombe • Giving and using a sample • Frege • Language • Memory • Family Resemblance • Use • Philosophers’ Language • Philosophy of Mind • The rule-fixing problem • Duchamp • Reference • Anti-psychologism • Philosophical Investigations • Robinson • Metaphilosophy • Language-games • Relation • Intransitive use

Permalink http://doi.org/10.30687/Jolma/2723-9640/2024/03 | Published Oct. 14, 2024 | Language en

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