Introduction

Marcos Silva

1-8

Minima visibilia, single-colored patches, points

logical analysis and its visual instances in Wittgenstein's early notebooks

Ludovic Soutif

9-32

Incompatible colours and the development of Wittgenstein's philosophy

Andrew Lugg

33-55

Tractatus objects and the logic of color incompatibility

Dale Jacquette

57-94

What does a phenomenological language do?

(revisiting some remarks on logical form in its context)

Mauro L. Engelmann

95-125

Logic and phenomenology

Wittgenstein/Ramsey/Schlick in colour-exclusion

127-158

The "color problem"

infinity and the development of Wittgenstein's thinking

159-184

Wittgenstein on contradiction and contrariety

four turning points in the development of his philosophy of logic

Marcos Silva

185-214

The grammar of colours advanced in Wittgenstein's middle period

Axel A. Barceló, Salma Saab

215-243

Using colors

phenomenology vs. phenomenological problems

James Thompson

245-269

Wittgenstein's phenomenology

João V. Gallerani Cuter

271-298

Wittgenstein on colour and the formation of concepts

Frederik A. Gierlinger

299-316

Colours, phenomenology and certainty

Wittgenstein's remarks on colours in the context of his later philosophy

Marcelo Carvalho

317-337

The harmony of colour concepts

bridging the early and the late Wittgenstein

Ingolf Max

339-371