Über Wittgenstein

Rudolf Haller

13-20

Can the world impose logical structure on language?

Hidé Ishiguro

21-34

The Tractatus theory of objects

Eddy M. Zemach

35-50

What objects could not be

Michael V. Wedin

51-63

Truth, facts, and possibilities in the correspondence theories of Wittgenstein, Moore, and Russell

Herbert Hochberg

64-76

The inexpressibility of form

Peter M. Sullivan

77-83

The metaphysics of the Tractatus

Newton Garver

84-94

Wittgensteins Monadologie

Hans Burkhardt

95-105

The essence of logical atomism

Hume and Wittgenstein

Bogusław Wolniewicz

106-111

The archeology of the tractatus

Bolzano and Wittgenstein

Jan Šebestík

112-118

Frege and Wittgenstein, truth and negation

Peter Simons

119-129

On Wittgenstein's conceptions of logic and philosophical grammar

Stephan Körner

130-141

Philosophy through mathematics and logic

Hao Wang

142-154

Wittgenstein as a philosopher of immediate experience

Jaakko Hintikka

155-167

Necessary identity and necessary existence

Timothy Williamson

168-175

Necessity and contingency in Wittgenstein's thought

Antonia Soulez

176-184

Towards post-tractatus ontology

Jerzy Perzanowski

185-199

Wittgensteins Frage nach dem Sinn

Rosaria Elidi

200-209

The grammar of grammar

Robert L. Arrington

210-220

Wittgenstein and the death of philosophy

Stephen Toulmin

221-227

Wittgenstein und die "Grundfrage der Metaphysik"

Dieter Birnbacher

228-238

Wittgenstein als meditativer Denker

Rüdiger Bubner

239-246

The speculative style of Wittgenstein's thought

Italo Valent

247-252

Wittgenstein and philosophy

Colin Radford

253-260

The art of philosophical discovery

Henk Visser

261-267

Wittgenstein als Ruhestifter

Herbert Hrachovec

268-272

Wittgenstein — ethics and the "wonderful life"

Knut E. Tranøy

273-279

Is Wittgenstein's ethical theory a kind of error theory?

Henning Jensen

280-290

Intentionalität, Ethik und Philosophisches Schreiben in Wittgensteins Werk

Aldo Gargani

291-302

Silence in Wittgenstein's later philosophy

an enigma

Luigi Tarca

303-312

Religion bei Wittgenstein und Lévinas

Kurt Wuchterl

313-322

Art, philosophy and intransitive understanding

Johannessen

323-333