This Complicated Form of Life Essays on

Wittgenstein has most often been treated as a thinker whose ideas can be discussed independently of any intellectual tradition. Garver, a leading exponent of Wittgenstein's thought, insists upon-and demonstrates in detail-the mutual relevance of Wittgenstein's work and the tradition of Western philosophy.

Newton Garver is SUNY distinguished service professor and professor of philosophy at the State University of New York at Buffalo.

Preface
Acknowledgments
Analyticity and Grammar	p. 19
Schemata and Criteria	p. 51
From Categories to Language-Games	p. 61
Wittgenstein's Reception in America	p. 73
Dualism	p. 111
Pantheism	p. 133
Neither Knowing nor Not Knowing	p. 159
Criteria	p. 177
Meaning That is Not Use	p. 197
Private Language	p. 205
Grammar and Metaphysics	p. 217
Form of Life	p. 237
Naturalism and the Transcendental	p. 269
Index of Citations	p. 299
Name Index	p. 305
Subject Index	p. 311
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This Complicated Form of Life Essays on Wittgenstein

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