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Index
Cover Title Page Copyright Contents Permissions Acknowledgements Abbreviations A Note on Quotations Foreword (Laura Cook) Introduction: On Applying Wittgenstein (Rupert Read) Part 1: Language
1.1 Towards a Working Through of 'Meaning as Use' 1.2 Presumption versus Assumption 1.3 Distinguishing 'Meaningful Consequences' from 'Grammatical Effects' 1.4 Towards a Dynamic, Applied Conception of Meaning 1.5 What does "Signify" Signify?
Part 2: Literature
2.1 'Wittgensteinian' Poetry
2.1.1 Wallace Stevens as 'Wittgensteinian' 2.1.2 The Many Meanings of 'Seeing': A Literary 'Reminder' 2.1.3 Invitations to Nonsense: Poetry Considered as a Therapeutic Tool 2.1.4 Wittgenstein as Stevensian? 2.1.5 'Modernist' Performative Literature: Philosophy, Poetry, Prose
2.2 'Wittgensteinian' Prose
2.2.1 The 'Strong Grammar' of Faulkner's The Sound and the Fury 2.2.2 Delusions of 'Sense' in the 'Representation' of Derangement: The Dangers of Interpretation 2.2.3 'Creative Mimicry' and the Untranslatable Metaphor 2.2.4 Wittgenstein and the 'Sound of Sense'
Part 3: Time
3.1 Dummett Challenged: Beyond 'Realist' and 'Anti-Realist' Renderings of Time
3.1.1 Introduction 3.1.2 Using Nonsense to Combat Nonsense: Different conceptions 3.1.3 How to Discuss Matters with a Realist 3.1.4 Realism versus Anti-Realism? 3.1.5 An Intermediate Conclusion 3.1.6 Methodological Reflections 3.1.7 A Better Picture of Time (-Statements) 3.1.8 On ^Wanting to Ask, "What is Time?" 3.1.9 Conclusions: What is it to Apply Wittgenstein to Time? Or: What is a Grammatical Investigation?
3.2 (Dis)solving the 'Time-slice' Conception of Time
3.2.1 Introduction 3.2.2 How Not to Represent Space-time 3.2.3 Are we Limited Beings? 3.2.4 Continuity 3.2.5 Real Time-slice Talk 3.2.6 Metaphysicians' Time-slice Talk 3.2.7 Dummett on Time-slices 3.2.8 Against Time-slice Talk? 3.2.9 In Closing
Conclusion: Philosophical Problems are at Root Problems of Mood (Rupert Read and Laura Cook) Afterword: Further Prospects for Applying Wittgenstein Notes Bibliography Index
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