Introduction

Harold Durfee

1-13

Phenomenology

Gilbert Ryle

17-28

Sense and essence

Frege and Husserl

Robert Solomon

31-54

Husserl and/or Wittgenstein

John M. Hems

55-86

Husserl and Wittgenstein on language

Paul RICOEUR

87-95

The double awareness in Heidegger and Wittgenstein

Ingvar Horgby

96-124

Heidegger's criticism of Wittgenstein's conception of truth

James C. Morrison

125-146

Meaning and language

Stephen Erickson

147-169

Austin and phenomenology

Harold Durfee

170-176

Some parallels between analysis and phenomenology

Don Ihde

179-189

Is there a world of ordinary language?

John Wild

190-207

Hare, Husserl, and philosophic discovery

John Compton

208-216

Phenomenology and linguistic analysis I

Charles Taylor

217-231

Phenomenology and linguistic analysis II

Alfred A. Ayer

232-242

What are the grounds of explication?

a basic problem in linguistic analysis and in phenomenology

Eugene T. Gendlin

243-267