Mind, Language and Action : Proceedings of the 36th International Wittgenstein Symposium.

Intro -- Table of contents -- Preface -- I. Wittgenstein -- Wittgenstein's Most Important Contribution to the Philosophy of Logic -- Rule-following, Intellectualism, and Logical Reasoning. On the importance of a type-distinction between performances and 'propositional knowledge' of the norms that govern them -- Logical Space and Phase-Space -- Implication in Interpretation. Wittgenstein, Artistic Content, and 'The Field of a Word' -- Was Wittgenstein a Cultural Relativist? -- Keep it real -- Wittgenstein, Anscombe, and What Can Only Be True -- Solipsism from a logical point of view: the limits of sense reconsidered -- Davidson and the Wittgensteinians on Reasons and Causes -- Ménage à trois: Saying, Showing, Acting -- Wittgenstein und Fodor: Die hinweisende Definition und ihre Voraussetzung -- The "Middle Wittgenstein" Revisited -- Zur Genese der „Philosophischen Untersuchungen" im engeren Sinne und im weiteren Sinne -- How Ordinary Is the Language of Love? -- Sceptics, heretics and human grounds: A Cavellian reading of On Certainty -- Could There Be a Logical Alien?. The austere reading of Wittgenstein and the nature of logical truths -- II. Enactivism and extended mind -- Back to the rough ground and into the hurly-burly Why cognitive ethology needs 'Wittgenstein's razor' -- "The Play Of Expression": Understanding Ontogenetic Ritualisation -- The Far Side of Things: Seeing, Visualizing and Knowing -- The framework of perception -- Magnitudes: Metaphysics, Explanation, and Perception -- III. Memory -- The extent of memory. From extended to extensive mind -- Remembering as Public Practice: Wittgenstein, memory, and distributed cognitive ecologies -- Visual Memory and the Bounds of Authenticity -- IV. Language acquisition -- Training and Transformation -- Crying and learning to speak -- V. Intentional mental contents and qualia.

Concepts: Too Heavy a Burden -- Propositional Attitudes, Intentional Contents and Other Representationalist Myths -- Seeing Without an I. Another Look at Immunity to Error Through Misidentification -- Bewusstsein, Reflexion und Gedanken höherer Ordnung. Zur Kritik der Idee der inneren Wahrnehmung -- Becoming aware of one's thoughts. Kant on self-knowledge and reflective experience -- Index.

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