Editor's introduction

Mario von der Ruhr

523-528

Self-honesty and grammatical appeals

John H. Whittaker

529-546

The concept of mystery and the value of philosophy in the later Wittgenstein

Eric O. Springsted

547-563

Wittgenstein on modernism and the causal point of view

Ronald E. Hustwit

565-576

The myth of cartesian privacy

H.O. Mounce

577-587

"It says what it says"

Lars Hertzberg

589-603

The strangeness of an unmoved mover

Aquinas, Wittgenstein, and "the sense of life"

John Edelman

605-622

The goodness of God and the reality of evil

John Kinsey

623-638

Reforging Siegfried's sword

Wittgenstein and Anscombe, Wagner and Malory

Stephen Mulhall

639-660