The Later Wittgenstein on Language

This#xA0;edited collection of exceptional quality essays#xA0;by international Wittgenstein scholars explores and critiques an area of Wittgenstein's work that is highly significant to contemporary debate in philosophy of language.

DANIEL WHITING is a Lecturer in Philosophy at the University of Southampton, UK.

Notes on Contributors * Introduction--D.Whiting * Wittgensteins Definition of Meaning as Use--P.Horwich * Meaning and Use--P.M.S Hacker * The Use of Pejoratives--T.Williamson * Wittgensteins Externalism--W.Child * Meaning and Context: A Survey of a Contemporary Debate--E.Borg * Particular and General: Wittgenstein, Linguistic Rules, and Context--D.Whiting * Es braucht die Regel nicht: Wittgenstein on Rules and Meaning--K.Gler &--.Wikforss * Kripkes Wittgenstein, Factualism and Meaning--A.Miller * Transcendental Idealism in Wittgenstein, and Theories of Meaning--A.W.Moore * Necessity, a Priority and Analyticity: A Wittgensteinian Perspective--H-J.Glock * Wittgensteins Concept of Grammar--M.Forster * Kripkes Wittgenstein, On Certainty, and Epistemic Relativism--M.Kusch * Index