Wittgenstein: To Follow a Rule

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Boston: Routledge (1981)
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First published in 2005. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

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B3376.W564.W58 1981

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Following Wittgenstein: Some signposts for philosophical investigations §§143-242.Gordon Baker
Introductory essay : Communal agreement and objectivity.Christopher M. Leich & Steven H. Holtzman
Non-cognitivism and rule-following.John McDowell
Reply : Evaluative "realism" and interpretation.Philip Pettit
Reply : Rule-following.Christopher Peacocke
Reply: Semantic theory and tacit knowledge.Gareth Evans
Rule-following, objectivity and the theory of meaning.Crispin Wright
Rule-following, objectivity, and the theory of meaning.Crispin Wright
Understanding and explanation in the geisteswissenschaften.Charles Taylor
Rule-following: The nature of Wittgenstein's arguments.  (pages 72--95)Christopher Peacocke
Following a Rule and Ethics.  (pages 141--162)John McDowell
Non-cognitivism and rule-following.  (pages 141--62)John McDowell
Reply : Rule-following and moral realism.  (pages 163--87)Simon Blackburn

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