LAS OCHOCIENTAS TESIS Y DISERTACIONES SOBRE LUDWIG ...

THÉMATA. REVISTA DE FILOSOFÍA. Núm. 36, 2006.

LAS OCHOCIENTAS TESIS Y DISERTACIONES SOBRELUDWIG WITTGENSTEIN - RELACION CRONOLOGICA

Raimundo Drudis. Universidad de Castilla - La Mancha

1933

1. MASLOW, Alexander Parfemi, A study in Wittgenstein's «Tractatus logico-philosophicus» Berkeley (LosAngeles): University of California at Berkeley, 1933, XXII, 162 p.

1953

2. SHWAYDER, David S., Wittgenstein's Tractatus. An interpretation an historical study. Oxford: Christ Church,1953.

1957

3. NERLICH, G.G., Wittgenstein's «Tractatus logico-philosophicus». Adelaide (Australia): University of Adelaide,1957.

1958

4. GINNANE, W. J., Thought, language and behaviour, with particular reference to the later works of Wittgenstein.Melbourne (Australia): University of Melbourne, 1958.

1959

5. ESTRADA GALES, Sara, Estudio del lenguaje en los escritos de Wittgenstein (1918-1949). Barcelona: Universi-dad de Barcelona, 1959, 59 p.

1960

6. ALLAIRE, Edwin Bonar, jr., A critical Examination of Wittgenstein's Tractatus. Iowa City: University of Iowa,1960, 234 p.

7. GRIFFIN, J. P., Wittgenstein's logical atomism. A critical exposition of the basic philosophical theories on whichthe «Tractatus» is built Oxford: Corpus Christi, 1960.

8. ZWEIG, Arnulf, Theories of real definition: a study of the views of Aristotle, C.I. Lewis, and Wittgenstein.Stanford: Stanford University, 1960, 194 p.

1961

9. CAVELL, Stanley Louis, The Claim to Rationality: Knowledge and the basis of Morality. Cambridge (Mass.):Harvard University, 1961, 142 p.

10. CROWE, Charles Lawson, A new estimate of the significance of Wittgenstein's «Tractatus» for the analysis oftheological discourse. New York: Columbia University, 1961, 200 p.

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11. GIBBS, Benjamin Robert, Wittgenstein and the problem of meaning. Christchurch (New Zealand): Universityof Canterbury, 1961.

12. HICKS, J. R., Language-games and Inner Experience. London: University College London, 1961.

13. O'BRIEN, George Dennis, Meaning and fact: a study in the philosophy of Wittgenstein. Chicago: University ofChicago, 1961, 141 p.

14. PAMPAPATHY, Rao A., Problems of meaning, with special reference to Wittgenstein. Saugar (India): Universityof Saugar, 1961.

1962

15. COLBERT, James G., Ideas básicas del «Tractatus» de Wittgenstein. Barcelona: Universidad de Barcelona, 1962,72 p.

16. KIELKOPF, Charles, An examination of Ludwig Wittgenstein's «Remarks on the foundations of mathematics».Minneapolis: University of Minnesota, 1962, 195 p.

17. MORAN, John Henry, Ludwig Wittgenstein's philosophical Therapy. Bronx: Fordham Univesity, 1962, 443 p.

18 SHAW, J. W., The influence of the later philosophy of Wittgenstein upon the philosophy of mind. Bangor (Wales);University of Wales, 1962.

19. SIVASAMBU, N., Some problems presented in the «Tractatus». London: University College London, 1962.

20. WOLNIEWICZ, Boguslaw, Semantyka jezyka potocznego w nowej filozofii Wittgenstein. Torun: UniwersytetuTorun 1962.

1963

21. FELIX, F. J. P. C., Situaçâo da linguagem no «Tractatus» de Wittgenstein. Sâo Paulo: Universidade de SâoPaulo, Faculdade de Filosofía, Ciéncias Humanas e Letras, 1963.

22. GRIFFITH, William Byron, Problems about infinity: Wittgenstein's contributions. New Haven: Yale Univer-sity, 1963, 144 p.

1964

23. FAVRHOLDT, David, An interpretation and critique of Wittgenstein's «Tractatus». Copenhagen: KobenhavnsUniversitet, 1964.

24. HALLETT, Garth, Definitio Wittgensteiniana significationis et usum. Roma: Pontificia Universitas Gregoria-na, 1964, 210 p.

25. HARRIS, Charles Edwin, jr., Wittgenstein's criticism of ostensive explanation. Nashville: Vanderbilt University,1964, 218 p.

26. HERVEY, H., Meaning and psychological concepts in the later philosophy of Wittgenstein. Oxford: University ofOxford, 1964.

27. MORRISON, James Carlton, Meaning and truth in Wittgenstein's «Tractatus». University Park: PennsylvaniaState University, 1964, 176 p.

28. RUDDICK, Sara Loop, Wittgenstein on sensation statements. Cambridge (Mass.): Harvard University, 1964,153 p.

1965

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29. BURLINGAME, Charles Edward, On the Logic of «Seeing as» Locution. Charlottesville: University of Virginia,1965, 168 p.

30. DOWNEY, Richard Kenneth, Pain in Wittgenstein. Toronto: University of Toronto, 1965.

31. GARVER, Newton, Grammar and Criteria. Ithaca (N.Y.): Cornell University, 1965, 349 p.

32. HIGH, Dallas Milton, Language and belief. Studies in Wittgenstein's «Philosophical Investigations» and thereligious use of language. Durham, N. C.: Duke University, 1965, 291 p.

33. HOPE, V.M., Wittgenstein's «Tractatus logico-philosophicus» and the picture theory of meaning. Edinburgh:University of Edinburgh, 1965.

34. LONG, Thomas Aquinas, Wittgenstein, criteria and private experience. Cincinnati: University of Cincinnati,1965, 161 p.

35. ZIMMERMANN, Sheldon, Some aspects of Wittgenstein's theory of meaning. Toronto: University of Toronto,1965.

1966

36. BLACK, Donald John, On Wittgenstein's Simples. Toronto: University of Toronto, 1966.

37. BLOCKER, Harry Eugene, An Examination of Problems Involved in the Ascription of Emotive Features toWorks of Art. Berkeley: University of California at Berkeley, 1966, 401 p.

38. BUCHANAN, Rupert Archer, Wittgenstein's discussion of sensation. Durham, N.C.: Duke University, 1966,260 p.

39. DOUMA, Felix John, Grammar in the later philosophy of Wittgenstein. Toronto: University of Toronto, 1966.

40. GOFF, Robert Allen, The language of method in Wittgenstein's «Philosophical Investigations». Madison, Wisc.:Drew University, 1966/67, 153 p.

41. HARWICK, Charles Sidnes, Language learning and language games in Wittgenstein's later work. Austin: TheUniversity of Texas at Austin, 1966/67, 217 p.

42. KIRBY, Ronald Vernon, The other Mind Quandery. Berkeley: University of California at Berkeley, 1966, 318p.

43. KNÜFERMANN, B., Theorien Wittgensteins in der Bildsprache. München: Universität München, 1966, 140p.

44. LAL, B., Language, logic, and the world. An Examination of some parts of Wittgenstein's Tractatus. London:Birkbeck College, 1966.

45. LIVELY, Elaine, An examination of the concept of meaning in Wittgenstein and Schlick. Hamilton, Ont.: MacMaster University, 1966.

46. MORICK, Harold, Wittgenstein's attack on the privileged access view of thoughts and feelings. New York:Columbia University, 1966, 138 p.

47. SHERIDAN, Gregory Robert, The Privacy of Mind: An Essay on the Logic of Psychological Statements. LosAngeles: University of California at Los Angeles, 1966, 227 p.

48. SUNDARAJAN, R., Studies in the later philosophy of Wittgenstein. Madras (India): University of Madras, 1966.

49. WIEBENGA, William Martin, Wittgenstein's Theory of Meaning. New Haven: Yale University, 1966, 284 p.


1967

50. AMDUR, Stephen, Toward an Understanding of the Later Philosophy of Wittgenstein. Albuquerque: Universityof New Mexico, 1967.

51. BOGEN, James Benjamin, Aspects of the development of Wittgenstein's philosophy of language. Berkeley:University of California at Berkeley, 1967 474 p.

52. BRODEUR, Jean-Paul, La notion de philosophie dans l'œuvre de Wittgenstein. Montréal : Université deMontréal, 1967.

53. FANN, Kuang Tih, Wittgenstein's Conception of Philosophy. Honolulu: University of Hawaii, 1967, 136 p.

54. GRAY, Hilary Christine, Trascendental freedom in the light of Wittgenstein's «Philosophical Investigations».Hamilton: Mc Master University, 1967.

55. GUSTASON, William Whitby, Negation and assertion in Frege and the «Tractatus». Ann Arbor: University ofMichigan, 1967, 322 p.

56. HUNNINGS, G., Wittgenstein's Theories of Language. London: University College London, 1967.

57. KIM, Yersu, Die bedeutungstheoretische Problematik in der Philosophie Wittgensteins und Husserls. Bonn:Universität Bonn, 1967, 131 p.

58. LE MIÊRE, Arthur Paul, An Examination of Wittgenstein's views on private language. Montreal: Mc GillUniversity, 1967.

59. LEWIS, Harry Anthony, Criteria, Theory and Knowledge of Other Minds. Stanford: Stanford University, 1967,222 p.

60. MÜLLER, Anselm, Ontologie in Wittgensteins «Tractatus». Fribourg / Suisse: Université de Fribourg, 1967, 250p.

61. ROSSI, Jean Gérard, Le « Tractatus logico-philosophicus » de Ludwig Wittgenstein. Paris : Université de Paris,1967.

62. SCHWARZ, D. S., A new approach to the interpretation of Wittgenstein's «Tractatus logico-philosophicus». St.Andrews: University of St. Andrews, 1967.

63. SIEVERT, Donald Edward, Austin, Wittgenstein, and Strawson on Mind. Iowa City: University of Iowa, 1967,141 p.

64. SMERUD, Warren Douglas, Can There Be a Private Language? A Review of Some Principal Arguments.Seattle: University of Washington, 1967, 171 p.

65. TOLAND, William Gipsy, The later Wittgenstein and classical pragmatism: a critical appraisal. Chapel Hill:University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1967, 262 p.

1968

66. BECKMAN, James B., Wittgenstein and religious belief. Toronto: St. Michael's College, 1968.

67. BELL, Richard Henry, Theology as Grammar: Uses of Linguistic Philosophy for the Study of Theology, withSpecial Reference to Ludwig Wittgenstein.New Haven: Yale University, 1968, 267 p.

68. BERLINSKI, David, The well-tempered Wittgenstein. Princeton: Princeton University, 1968, 171 p.

69. DIPRE, Giulio Louis, The language-games of Wittgenstein. A prolegomenon to a metaphysics of being. Saint


Bonaventure: University of St. Bonaventure, 1968, 184 p.

70. GIEGEL, Hans Joachim, Die Logik der seelischen Ereignisse: zur Theorien von L. Wittgenstein und W. Sellars.Frankfurt a.M.; Universität Frankfurt am Main, 1968, 162 p.

71. GRANT, Brian Eric James, Wittgenstein on Pain and Privacy. Irvine: University of California, 1968, 137 p.

72. HART, Wilbur Dyre, Wittgenstein: philosophy, logic and mathematics. Cambridge (Mass.): Harvard University,1968, 232 p.

73. KLUGE, Eike-Henner Wendelin, Functions and things: an essay in the metaphysics of Frege and Wittgenstein.Ann Arbor: University of Michigan, 1968, 380 p.

74. LANFEAR, Jimmy Ray, An analysis of Wittgenstein's locution «meaning as use». Houston: Rice University,1968, 223 p.

75. NKULU, W.S., A critical analysis of some metaphysical interpretations of Wittgenstein's «Tractatus». Pretoria:University of South Africa, 1968.

76. SCHWYZER, Hubert Rudolf George, The Acquisition of Concepts and the Use of Language. Berkeley:University of California at Berkeley, 1968, 186 p.

77. SHALOM, Albert, Études sur la philosophie du langage : les doctrines de Frege et du « Tractatus » de Wittgenstein.Paris : Université de Paris, 1968.

78. WHITE, James Eadie, Cartesian Privacy and the Problem of the Other Minds. Denver: University of Colorado,1968, 218 p.

1969

79. BINKLEY, Timothy Glenn, Wittgenstein's Language. Austin: University of Texas, 1969, 294 p.

80. BRINTON, George de, The Fly in the Bottle. Literary theory and the philosophy of Ludwig Wittgenstein. Seattle:University of Washington, 1969, 154 p.

81. DWIVEDI, Deoki Nandan, Wittgenstein and his influence on contemporary English Philosophy. Allahabad(India): University of Allahabad, 1969.

82. GARVEY, James A., The problem of other selves in the philosophy of Wittgenstein. Louvain: Université deLouvain, 1969.

83. GEBAUER, Gunter, Paradigmen, Bilder, Normen. Beiträge zu einer Theorie der Bedeutung im Anschluss an diespäte Philosophie Ludwig Wittgensteins. Berlin: Technische Universität, 1969, 116 p.

84. GOTTLIEB, Diane F., The effect of Wittgenstein's views of language and meaning on Hume's epistemology.Washington: American University, 1969.

85. HARVEY, Jean, Wittgenstein's treatment of the asymetry of mentalistic terms. Burnaby: Simon Fraser University, 1969.

86. LEVIN, Michael Bric, Wittgenstein's philosophy of mathematics. New York: Columbia University, 1969, 526p.

87. PRICE, Jeffrey Thomas, Language and being in Wittgenstein's «Philosophical Investigations». University Park:Pennsylvania State University, 1969, 141 p.

88. RINGER, Christine Helene Mary, Wittgenstein on criteria, pain, and understanding. Auckland (New Zealand):University of Auckland, 1969.


89. SANDERSON, Donald G., The philosophical methods of Wittgenstein's «Philosophical Investigations».Tallahassee: Florida State University, 1969.

90. SCHACHTER, Jean-Pierre Adalbert, The core of Wittgenstein's «Investigations». A philosophy of language.Syracuse: University of Syracuse, 1969, 182 p.

91. SCHOLZ, Freimut, Untersuchungen zum Problem der Empfindungswörter bei Wittgenstein. München:Universität München, 1969, VIII, 112 p.

92. SMUCKER, Jan Arden, A Study of the Problem of determining ontological Commitments in Wittgenstein's «Tractatus». East Lansing: Michigan State University, 1969, 278 p.

93. STRATTON, John Reginald, Analysis and individuals: an examination of the notions of a picture, objects, andsense in Wittgenstein's «Tractatus». Toronto: University of Toronto, 1969.

94. SULLIVAN, Thomas D., The problem of universals in the later Ludwig Wittgenstein. Collegeville: St. John'sUniversity, 1969, 244 p.

95. WALLACE, Kyle Lee, Wittgenstein's Theory of Meaning. Coral Gables: University of Miami, 1969, 234 p.

1970

96. ANCHISI, R., La fondazione del misticismo nel «Tractatus» di Wittgenstein. Milano: Università Cattolica delSacro Cuore, 1970.

97. BRUZINA, Ronald, Wittgenstein, Heidegger et la pensée du langage. Procédés et principes paradoxaux de laréflexion sur le langage chez Wittgenstein et chez Heidegger. Paris : Université de Paris, 1970.

98. CARLSON, John William, Wittgenstein on language and philosophical understanding : a study of continuities inhis thought. Notre Dame: University of Notre Dame, 1970, 285 p.

99. DE PENCIER, Marni, Ludwig Wittgenstein on concept formation. Toronto: University of Toronto, 1970.

100. ERDE, Edmund Lyman, Philosophy and Science. Wittgenstein and Chomsky: An Examination of the currenttheories of innate ideas. Austin: University of Texas at Austin, 1970, 218 p.

101. FAY, Thomas Aquinas, Heidegger on Logic. An Encounter of his thought with Wittgenstein. Bronx: FordhamUniversity, 1970, 350 p.

102. GENOVA, Judith, An Approach to Wittgenstein's Metaphysics. Waltham: Brandeis University, 1970, 187 p.

103. GIBBENS, Helen Paxton, Berkeley and Wittgenstein: some correlations. Norman: University of Oklahoma,1970, 169 p.

104. HARWARD, Donald West, The distinction between saying and showing in Wittgenstein's «Tractatus».Baltimore: University of Maryland, 1970, 185 p.

105. HERRIMAN, Michael Lawrence, An analysis of the notions of «rules» and «logic» in Ludwig Wittgenstein's«Philosophical Investigations» and some implications for the philosophy of education. Burnaby: Simon FraserUniversity, 1970.

106. HILL, C.M., An examination of the main themes of Wittgenstein's «Philosophical Investigations». Bangor:University of Wales, 1970.

107. JANIK, Allan, Uncle Ludwig's book on ethics: Wittgenstein's «Tractatus» reconsidered. Waltham: BrandeisUniversity, 1970, 224 p.

108. MINAHAN, John Patrick, Metaphysics and the «Tractatus». A re-examination of the picture theory. Washing-ton: Georgetown University, 1970, 154 p.


109. MUÑOZ VEIGA, Jacobo, El primer Wittgenstein. Exposición e interpretación del «Tractatus». Barcelona:Universidad de Barcelona, 1970, V, 118 p.

110. PLAMANDON, Jacques A., La conception du langage chez Wittgenstein. Aix-en- Provence - Marseille :Université de Provence, 1970.

111. RANALLI, Robert Frank Philip, Wittgenstein and « religious » language. Hamilton: Mc Master University,1970.

112. REIGEL, Thomas J., Strawson and Wittgenstein: the non-ownership argument. Montreal: Mc Gill University,1970.

113. RICHARDS, William M., The Key to the interpretation of the «Tractatus logico-philosophicus»: elementarypropositions. Washington: Georgetown University, 1970.

114. SCHARFETTER, Luitgard, Bemerkungen über das «Unaussprechliche» in der Philosophie Ludwig Wittgens-teins. Salzburg: Universität Salzburg, 1970, 126 p.

115. SCHMUCKER, Larry Alan, Wittgenstein's remarks on basic views. Austin: University of Texas at Austin,1970, 263 p.

116. SCOTT, S. H., Wittgenstein's objections to ontological analysis. Bloomington: Indiana University of Bloo-mington, 1970.

117. SEFLER, George Francis, The structure of language and its relation to the world: a methodological study of thewritings of Martin Heidegger and Ludwig Wittgenstein. Washington: Georgetown University, 1970, 312 p.

1971

118. BENSCH, Rudolf, Der Status der apriorischen und insbesondere der mathematischen Sätze im Spätwerk LudwigWittgensteins. Bonn: Universität Bonn, 1971, 164 p.

119. COOKE, Vincent Michael, Wittgenstein's Use of the private Language Discussion. Madison: University ofWisconsin, 1971, 117 p.

120. DERWORT, Michael, Die Bildtheorie der Sprache in Wittgensteins «Tractatus logico-philosophicus». Freiburgi. Br.: Universität Freiburg, 1971, 240 p.

121. FELDERHOF, Marius Constantyn, Our games with «God»: the Wittgensteinian approach to problems in thephilosophy of religion. Halifax: Dalhousie University, 1971.

122. FULMER, Gilbert Everett, Wittgenstein, relativism, and reason. Houston: Rice University, 1971, 198 p.

123. GETTNER, Alan Frederick, Analytic truth in the philosophy of Quine and the later Wittgenstein. New York:Columbia University, 1971, 244 p.

124. JONES, Allan Albert, Wittgensteinian Fideism. Christchurch (New Zealand): University of Canterbury, 1971.

125. LANG, Martin, Wittgensteins philosophische Grammatik: Entstehung und Perpektiven der Strategie einesradikalen Aufklärers. Köln: Universität Köln, 1971, II, 235 p.

126. LISKE, Colin Malcolm, The will in Wittgenstein. Montreal: Mc Gill University, 1971.

127. MC BRIDE, Frank Abbott, The later Wittgenstein's Conception of Teaching. East Lansing: Michigan StateUniversity, 1971, 95 p.

128. MALLA, Netrananda, The unity of Wittgenstein's Thought. A study of the links between the earlier and the laterWittgenstein. Kanpur: Indian Institute of Technology, 1971.


129. MALMGREN, Helge, Intentionality and knowledge. Studies in the philosophy of G.E. Moore and LudwigWittgenstein. Göteborg: Göteborgs Universitet, 1971.

130. MENDES GIL, Fernando, La logique du nom. Articulation du logique et de l'idéologie dans la théorie de ladénomination à travers Frege, Russell, Wittgenstein, Carnap, Quine. Paris : Université de Paris, 1971.

131. MORENO, Arley, O problema da significaçâo em Wittgenstein : Uma introduçâo ao estudo do « Tractatus ». SâoPaulo : Universidade de Sâo Paulo, 1971.

132. PAYER, Peter, Sprachtheorie und Ontologie. Eine semiotische Untersuchung, unter besonderer Berücksichtigungvon Ludwig Wittgensteins «Tractatus logico-philosophicus». Graz: Universität Graz, 1971, VI, 248 p.

133. ROSSVAER, Viggo, Kant og Wittgenstein. Methoden los Kant og den senere Wittgenstein i lys av forholdetmellom trascendental logikk og (logistik) grammatikk. Oslo: Oslo Universitet, 1971.

134. TEMBLAY, Richard, Sens et non-sens chez Wittgenstein. Montréal : Université de Montréal, 1971.

135. VELDE, Eric van der, On eindigheid bij Wittgenstein : Enkele hoofdlijnen van « Tractatus » tot « PhilosophischeUntersuchungen ». Leiden: Rijksuniversiteit, 1971, 130 p.

136. WEBB, Thomas Remson, Logic and the World in Wittgenstein's «Tractatus». Halifax: Dalhousie University,1971.

137. YOOS, George E., An analysis of three studies on pictorial representation: M.C. Beardsley, E.E. Gombrich, andL. Wittgenstein. Columbia: University of Missouri, 1971, 231 p.

138. YOUNGER, J.A., Wittgenstein, Braithwaite, and religious language. Bristol: University of Bristol, 1971.

1972

139. ALLMAKER, Ali Martin, «Wholeness» in the philosophy of the later Wittgenstein and its applicability to thephilosophy of the education. Albany (N.Y.): State University of New York at Albany, 1972, 223 p.

140. ANDERSON, Leland Tyson, jr., Wittgenstein and the logical possibility of immortality. Philadelphia: TempleUniversity, 1972, 230 p.

141. BASSEN, Paul C., The Private Language Argument and the Argument of «Philosophical Investigations», Section258. Berkeley: University of California at Berkeley, 1972.

142. BILDHAUER, William Mathias, The Reality of God. An Investigation of the Adequacy of WittgensteinianFideism. Tucson: University of Arizona, 1972, 187 p.

143. CODE, Lorraine B., Three philosophies of language: Wittgenstein, Merleau-Ponty, Heidegger. Guelph:University of Guelph, 1972.

144. COLLOPY, Bartholomew J., Wittgenstein and Religious Discourse: Some Possibilities for Theological Investiga-tion. New Haven: Yale University, 1972, 265 p.

145. DIETRICH, Rolf-Albert, Untersuchungen über den Begriff «Mystischen» in Wittgensteins «Tractatus». Göttin-gen: Universität Göttingen, 1972, III, 255 p.

146. DUNLAP, Lowell Alverson, Sense, nonsense, and senselessness: An essay in the continuity of the thought ofLudwig Wittgenstein. Milwaukee: Marquette University, 1972, 210 p.

147. EDGAR, William, Wittgenstein and necessary truth. Syracuse: University of Syracuse, 1972.

148. EDWARDS, James, Persuasion and discovery: a study of Wittgenstein's philosophy. Chapel Hill: University ofNorth Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1972, 188 p.


149. FRIEDMAN, J. W., Atomic versus elementary: a central issue in Wittgenstein's Ontology. Cambridge:University of Cambridge, 1972.

150. GILLESPIE, M.T., Das Mystische in Wittgenstein's «Tractatus». Dublin: National University of Ireland, 1972.

151. GOLDBLATT, David Alan, Wittgenstein, rules and logical necessity. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylva-nia, 1972, 175 p.

152. KLENK, Virginia H., Wittgenstein's philosophy of mathematics. Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh, 1972,218 p.

153. KNOWLES, M.C., An examination of Wittgenstein's «Lectures on Religious Belief». Exeter: University ofExeter, 1972..

154. LE MOINE, Roy Emanuel, The anagogic Theology of Wittgenstein's «Tractatus». Tallahassee: Florida StateUniversity, 1972, 327 p.

155. MARTIN, Dean Monroe, Christian consciousness: its emergence with the mastery of concepts within theChristian community, With special reference to Ludwig Wittgenstein. Waco: Baylor University, 1972, 242 p.

156. ROLSTON, Howard Lee, Wittgenstein's concept of family resemblance. Cambridge (Mass.): HarvardUniversity, 1972.

157. SAVITT, Steven Frederick, Frege and Wittgenstein on identity, logic, and number. Waltham: BrandeisUniversity, 1972, 172 p.

158. STITH, Robert Charles, A phenomenological interpretation of Wittgenstein. Pittsburgh: Duquesne University,1972, 225 p.

159. STUDHALTER, Kurt, Ethik, Religion und Lebensform bei Ludwig Wittgenstein. Innsbruck: UniversitätInnsbruck, 1972, 125 p.

160. TSSAIKAS, Theodoros, Die Bedeutung des Begriffes Philosophie bei Martin Heidegger, Theodor W. Adorno undLudwig Wittgenstein Versuch einer Interpretation. Wien: Universität Wien, 1972, 146 p.

1973

161. AMERIKS, Karlis Peter, Cartesianism and Wittgenstein: the legacy of subjectivism in contemporary philosophyof mind. New Haven: Yale University, 1972, 264 p.

162. ANTHONY, Clifford Hugh, Language as mirror of the world in Wittgenstein's «Tractatus». London (Onta-rio): University of Western Ontario, 1972.

163. BENARAB, Gertrud, Die operativ-pragmatische Basis der Sprachphilosophie Ludwig Wittgensteins. Eine Studiezur Kontinuität der Sprachphilosophie Ludwig Wittgensteins. Hamburg: Universität Hamburg, 1973, XXIII, 286p.

164. BOER, Steven Ernest, Language Games. An Interpretation and Critique of the later Wittgenstein's Philosophyof Language. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan, 1973, 360 p.

165. CAMPBELL, William Edward, Wittgenstein's picture theory of meaning. St. Louis: Washington University,1973, 160 p.

166. FAHRNKOPF, Robert Leroy, Wittgenstein on universals. Vancouver: University of British Columbia, 1973.

167. FITZGERALD, Gisela, The language of private sensations. Russell in light of Wittgenstein's private languageremarks. West Lafayette: Purdue University, 1973, 253 p.

168. GUY, Alfred Hugh, The Ethics of the «Tractatus». Athens: University of Georgia, 1973, 276 p.


169. HOLIDAY, Bernard John, The treatment of the problem of privacy in Wittgenstein's later writings. Rondebosch(Cape Town): University of Cape Town, 1973.

170. KREILKAMP-CUDMORE. Ann, Language as Wittgenstein's way of life. Boston: Boston UniversityGraduate School, 1973, 211 p.

171. MANZANAN, Guillermina, The «language game» of confessing one's belief. A Wittgensteinian-Austianapproach to the linguistic analysis of creedal statements. Roma: Pontificia Universitas Gregoriana, 1973.

172. MASON, R. V., The methods of analytical philosophy in Moore and Wittgenstein. A critical study. Bristol:University of Bristol, 1973.

173. MUÑOZ VEIGA, Jacobo, Ludwig Wittgenstein y la filosofía analítica del lenguaje ideal. Barcelona: Universi-dad de Barcelona, 1973.

174. NECHVATAL, Paul, Das Problem der Metaphysik bei Heidegger und Wittgenstein. Wien: Universität Wien,1973, 144 p.

175. STAWINSKI, Arthur Walter, Ludwig Wittgenstein and the perceptual foundations of knowledge Evanston:Northwstern University, 1973, 137 p.

176. STRICKLER, Nina, The problem of the absolute: a study in Spinoza, Hegel and Wittgenstein. Chicago: DePaul University, 1973, 249 p.

177. THIBODEAU, Eugene Francis, An interpretation of Wittgenstein's later (1929-1951) philosophy of mathema-tics. New York: New York University, 1973, 283 p.

178. TOMINAGA, Thomas Toyoshi, A Wittgensteinian inquiry into the confusions generated by the question «Whatis the meaning of a word»? Washington: Georgetown University, 1973, 275 p. 1974

179. BELLO REGUERA, Gabriel, Verdad objetiva y verdad social. Hacia un enfoque de la actividad racional. LaLaguna (Tenerife). Universidad de La Laguna, 1974, 991 p.

180. BIRNBACHER, Dieter, Die Logik der Kriterien. Analysen zur Spätphilosophie Wittgensteins. Hamburg:Universität Hamburg, 1974, 155 p.

181. BLACKWELL, Kenneth Milton, Wittgenstein's Impact on Russells's Theory of Belief. Hamilton (Ontario):Mc Master University, 1974.

182. BOLTON, D.E., A study towards an understanding of the philosophy of Wittgenstein. Cambridge: Universityof Cambridge, 1974.

183. BOOM, H. von d., Transzendentalität und Analyzität. Studien zur Kritik der reinen Sprachen im Umkreiseiner logisch-philosophischen Propädeutik. Köln: Universität Köln, 1974, 343 p.

184. DELVAUX, Marie-Claire, Le problème de l'être et du langage chez Wittgenstein et Heidegger. Montréal :Université de Montréal, 1974.

185. DERKSEN, Louise D., Wittgenstein on realism, idealism, and solipsim. Guelph : University of Guelph, 1974.

186. FOISY, Suzanne, Sens, absolu et logique chez Wittgenstein. Montréal : Université de Montréal, 1974.

187. FOLGER, Joseph, Language games and communicative development. An assessment of Wittgenstein's languagegame concept based on an analysis of children's games. Madison: University of Wisconsin, 1974.

188. HARGROVE, Eugene Carroll, Wittgenstein and ethics. Columbia: University of Missouri, 1974, 262 p.

189. HEINRICH, Richard, Zum Kantianismus des frühen Wittgensteins. Wien: Universität Wien, 1974, 105 p.


190. HENDERSON, Connie Anne, Wittgenstein, Kant, and transcendental philosophy. Montreal: ConcordiaUniversity, 1974.

191. HREHA, Steven Robert James, Wittgenstein's private language argument. A re-interpretation. Ottawa:Carleton University, 1974.

192. KEIGHTLEY, A., The grammar of God. Wittgenstein and new development in the philosophy of religion.Birmingham: University of Birmingham, 1974/1975.

193. KELLY, Robert John, The consistency of Wittgenstein's conception of the nature of philosophy. Montreal:Concordia University, 1974.

194. KRISTIANSEN, Magne Warren, Relationships between the later writings of Ludwig Wittgenstein and theirsreaders. New Haven: Yale University, 1974, 295 p.

195. LANG, Irene, Sprachanalytik und Soziologie. Betrachtungen zum strukturellen Funktionalismus am LeitfadenWittgensteins. Köln: Universität Köln, 1974, 131 p.

196. LANTEIGNE, Josette, Logique et jeux de langage chez Wittgenstein. Montréal : Université de Montréal, 1974.

197. LEE, Myung-Hyun, The later Wittgenstein's reflection on meaning, language and forms of life. Providence:Brown University, 1974, 131 p.

198. MACAN, Ivan, Bedeutungstheorie in der Philosophie Ludwig Wittgensteins. Innsbruck: Universität Innsbruck,1974, 158 p.

199. MC GUIRE, Richard Randolph, Wittgenstein's critique of the given. Buffalo: State University of New Yorkat Buffalo, 1974.

200. MARTIRE, Joseph Edmund, The logic of depiction and the logic of description. An analysis of the «picturetheory» of the «Tractatus» and its critique in the «Philosophical Investigations». Washington: Georgetown University,1974, 221 p.

201. PREMO, Blanche Lillie Kolar, Wittgenstein's notion of description: from logic to grammar. Milwaukee:Marquette University, 1974, 224 p.

202. SÁDABA GARAY, Francisco Javier, El concepto de Filosofía en L. Wittgenstein y su aplicación al lenguajereligioso. Madrid: Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, 1974, 136 p.

203. SCARPATI, Antonia, Reiectio systematis in philosophia Wittgenstein secundi. Roma: Pontificia UniversitasGregoriana, 1974.

204. SCHEFFCZYK, Adelhard Klaus, Formalität und innerer Sinn. Untersuchungen über das Verhältnis vonSatzform und Handlung bei Kant, Hegel, Peirce und Wittgenstein. Köln: Universität Köln, 1974, VIII, 306 p.

205. SIMARD, Gaétan, Essai de comparaison entre l'œuvre de Ludwig Wittgenstein et le Zen. Montréal : Universitéde Montréal, 1974.

206. SINCLAIR, Michael Benjamin Warren, Language-games in the later philosophy of Ludwig Wittgenstein.Wellington: Victoria University, 1974.

207. VOGELSANG, Ilona, Ludwig Wittgensteins Sprachspiel und die Theorie der kommunikativen Kompetenzenvon Jürgen Habermas in einem strukturalen Vergleich. Wien: Universität Wien, 1974, II, 160 p.

208. WIGGERSHAUS, Rolf, Zum Begriff der Regel in der Philosophie der Umgangssprache: über Wittgenstein,Austin und Searle. Frankfurt a.M.: Universität Frakfurt am Main, 1974, 100 p.

209. WOLTERS, Richard Mark, Wittgenstein's ontology in his early work. Amherst: University of Massachusetts,1974, 393 p.


210. YOUNG, Iris Marion, From anonymity to speech: a reading of Wittgenstein's later writing. University Park:Pennsylvania State University, 1974, 441 p.

1975

211. BARBOSA FILHO, Balthazar, La notion de signification dans les «Investigations Philosophiques» de Wittgens-tein. Louvain : Université Catholique de Louvain, 1975.

212. BLACK, John Adrian, Wittgenstein and Empiricism about other Minds. Burnaby: Simon Fraser University,1975.

213. BOUVERESSE, Jacques, Le mythe de l'intériorité : expérience, signification et langage privé chez Wittgenstein.Paris : Université de Paris, 1975.

214. COHEN, Trevor E., Criteria and the problem of other minds in Wittgenstein's later philosophy. Sydney:University of New South Wales, 1975.

215. COOK, Alan F., The Linguistic Analogy and the Study of Social Action: An Examination of Some Implicationsof Linguistic Philosophy and Generative Grammar. Oxford: University of Oxford, 1975.

216. D'HERT, Ignace, Wittgenstein's relevance for Theology. Fribourg (Suisse): Université de Fribourg, 1975.

217. ELLOS, Gulielmus, Cognitio et voluntas in Philosophia Ludovici Wittgenstein. Roma : Pontificia UniversitasGregoriana, 1975.

218. FRÄNKEL, Brigitte, Wittgenstein über die Gewissheit bezüglich des Fremdseelischen. München: UniversitätMünchen, 1975, 103 p.

219. HOAGLAND, Sarah Lucia, The status of common sense, G. E. Moore and L. Wittgenstein: a comparative study.Cincinnati: University of Cincinnati, 1975, 211 p.

220. HOWARD, Michael Stuart, Objects and social context in some language-games: a study in Wittgenstein's laterphilosophy. Ithaca (N.Y.): Cornell University, 1975, 271 p.

221. HYDE, William H., Wittgenstein and criteria. Santa Barbara: University of California at Santa Barbara, 1975.

222. JOHNSTONE, Albert Arnold Does the world exist? - or Wittgenstein's unsuccessful refutation of Cartesiansolipsism. Waterloo (Ontario): University of Waterloo, 1975.

223. LADRIÈRE, Jean, Sur la notion de signification dans les «Investigations Philosophiques» de Wittgenstein.Louvain : Université Catholique de Louvain, 1975.

224. LAURA, R. S., The relevance of Wittgenstein's treatment of meaning and truth to the resolution of some problemsconcerning the cognitive status of religious language. Oxford: University of Oxford, 1975.

225. MC CAULEY, Leland Meson II, The grammar of social and scientific discourse and its educational value: astudy in Chomsky and Wittgenstein. Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh, 1975, 215 p.

226. MC DONOUGH, Richard Michael, Wittgenstein and the law of the excluded middle. Ithaca (N.Y.): CornellUniversity, 1975, 219 p.

227. MILLER, Richard William, Solipsism and language in the writings of Wittgenstein. Cambridge (Mass.):Harvard University, 1975.

228. MÖLLMANN, Margarete, Sprache, Regel und Spiel. Die Stellung des Regelbegriffs in der SpätphilosophieLudwig Wittgensteins. Frankfurt a.M.: Universität Frankfurt am Main, 1975, 172 p.

229. MORENO, Arley, Recherches sur le «Tractatus» de Wittgenstein. Aix- en- Provence: Université de Provence,1975.


230. OFFENBACH, Elizabeth Gayle, Wittgenstein's Conception of meaning. Montreal: Mc Gill University, 1975.

231. PARK, Young Sik, Wittgenstein's version of verifiability in the «Tractatus». Atlanta: Emory University, 1975,176 p.

232. PENICK, John Jacob, Wittgenstein on sensory pyrrhonism. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina atChapel Hill, 1975, 218 p.

233. POLAMARASETTY, Pushpanadham, The «language game» of praising in prayers. A Wittgensteinian-Austinianapproach to the linguistic analysis of prayers of praise. Roma: Pontificia Universitas Gregoriana, 1975, 232 p.

234. REGUERA PÉREZ, Isidoro, La miseria de la razón. El primer Wittgenstein. Madrid: Universidad Complu-tense de Madrid, 1975, 190 p.

235. ROBINSON, John Hayes, Seeing the world aright: a study of Ludwig Wittgenstein's pretractarian notebooks.Notre Dame: University of Notre Dame, 1975, 323 p.

236. SIEGEL, Tema Leah, Wittgenstein on sensation. Chicago: University of Chicago, 1975.

237. SPANIOL, Werner, Ein Kampf gegen die «Verhexung des Verstandes»: Philosophie und Methode bei Wittgens-tein. Roma: Pontificia Universitas Gregoriana, 1975.

238. STALL, Rosanna, Wittgenstein's willing subject. Montreal: Concordia University, 1975.

239. VERHACK, Ignace, De «Tractatus» van Ludwig Wittgenstein. Een filosofie die het onzegbare aanwijst door degrenzen van het zegbare scherp te stellen. Leuven: Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, 1975.

240. ZIMMERMANN,Jörg, Wittgensteins sprachphilosophische Hermeneutik. Tübingen: Universität Tübingen,1975, VIII, 318 p.

1976

241. ADLER, Leo, Ludwig Wittgenstein. Eine existentielle Deutung. Basel: Universität Basel, 1976, X, 110 p.

242. BALLIU, Julien, De filosofische problematiek van Wittgensteins privaattaal-argument. Brussel: Vrije Universi-teit, 1976.

243. BELL, David Arnold, Wittgenstein's notion of form of life in the «Philosophical Investigations». Chapel Hill:University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1976, 162 p.

244. BRAMBLE, Peter W. D., The Philosophy of Ludwig Wittgenstein and Gilbert Ryle. A Model for SolvingPerplexities about Educational Concepts. Storrs (Connecticut): University of Connecticut 1976, 246 p.

245. ETCHEMENDY, John William, The theory of propositions in Wittgenstein's «Tractatus». Reno: Universityof Nevada, 1976, 196 p.

246. HIGGINSON, Peter, Jasper Johns and the influence of Ludwig Wittgenstein. Vancouver: University of BritishColumbia, 1976.

247. HILMY, Sameer Stephen, Irrationality in the philosophies of Heidegger and Wittgenstein. A comparative study.Washington: American University, 1976.

248. HURST, Elaine Lancia, Wittgenstein's concept of «person»: a developmental and critical study. Bronx: FordhamUniversity, 1976, 209 p.

249. MARCUSCHI, Luiz Antônio, Die Methode des Beispiels. Untersuchungen über die methodische Funktion desBeispiels in der Philosophie, insbesondere bei Ludwig Wittgenstein. Erlangen: Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg, 1976,XVI, 236 p.


250. MARTIN, C.J., Incommensurability, meaning and translation in Wittgenstein's theories of language. Brighton(Sussex): University of Sussex, 1976.

251. MOLLANEDA, Remigio P., Concrete approach and therapeutic activity: G. Marcel and L. Wittgenstein ondoing philosophy. Roma: Pontificia Universitas Gregoriana, 1976, 446 `p.

252. POLK, John Thomas, Wittgenstein's views on philosophical skepticism and certainty. Bronx: FordhamUniversity, 1976, 325 p.

253. QUINN, Wylie Savanas III, Kierkegaard and Wittgenstein: the «religious» as a «form of life». Durham: DukeUniversity, 1976, 222 p.

254. SARGEAUNT, G., The development of Wittgenstein's thought on the foundation of language. Brighton(Sussex): University of Sussex, 1976.

255. STRIPLING, Scott Randall, The picture theory of meaning: an interpretation of Wittgenstein's «Tractatuslogico-philosophicus». University Park: Pennsylvania State University, 1976, 183 p.

256. TAYLOR, Kent Hewitt, Wittgenstein and Melville: a study in the character of meaning. Santa Cruz: Universityof California at Santa Cruz, 1976, 221 p.

257. TEMKIN, Jack, Wittgenstein on the privacy of sensation. Madison: University of Wisconsin, 1976, 238 p.

258. TERRICABRAS I NOGUERA, Josep-Maria, Das Werk Ludwig Wittgensteins und seine Relevanz für eineAnalyse der religiösen Sprache. Münster i. Westf.: Universität Münster, 1976, 744 p.

259. TSAI, Denis H., Lao-Tzu, Ch-An Buddhism and the «Tractatus». St. Louis (Washington): WashingtonUniversity, 1976.

260. VAUGH, Scott Raymond, Pedagogical experience and theory in Dewey and Wittgenstein. East Lansing:Michigan State University, 1976, 161 p.

261. VOHRA, Ashok Kumar, A study of mind, with special reference to Wittgenstein and Ryle. Delhi: University ofDelhi, 1976.

262. WEINBREN, Grahame Robin, Mysticism, solipsism, judgement: The conception of the mind in the «Tractatus»and some related problems. Buffalo: State University of New York at Buffalo, 1976, 236 p.

263. WHELAN, John Matthew, Private Language re-examined. Austin: University of Texas at Austin, 1976.

264. WOMACK, James Anthony, Quine and Wittgenstein on reference. New York: New York University, 1976, 259p.

265. ZEIS, John F., Wittgenstein's «Tractatus» and the problem of religious language. Niagara: University ofNiagara 1976.

1977

266. BACHMAIER, Peter, Wittgenstein und Kant. Versuch zum Begriff des Transzendentalen. Frankfurt a.M.:Universität Frankfurt am Main, 1977, 213 p.

267. BITAR, Byron Ivan, Wittgenstein's Conception of Philosophy and the Problem of Private Language. Charlottes-ville: University of Virginia, 1977, 245 p.

268. BREWER, C.G. W., Some aspects of Wittgenstein's later philosophy. Edinburgh: University of Edinburgh,1977.

269. CHURCHILL, John Hugh, Wittgenstein and philosophy of religion. New Haven: Yale University, 1977, 342p.


270. COHEN, Avner, Sociologism as a theory of knowledge. A study of Durkheim, Wittgenstein, and Kuhn.Downsview (Ontario): York University, 1977.

271. CRAFT, Jimmy Lee, Some remarks on Socrates and Wittgenstein. Austin: University of Texas at Austin, 1977,195 p.

272. CVITKOVIC, Miodrag, The Foundation of Wittgenstein's Thought. Toronto: University of Toronto, 1977.

273. EASTON, S.M., The problem of knowledge from Marx to Wittgenstein. A study in idealism. Southampton:University of Southampton, 1977.

274. GALLIKER, Mark, Müssen wir uns auf das Sprachen vorbereiten? Ein genetisch-praktischen Ansatz der Psycho-linguistik auf der Grundlage von Wittgenstein. Bern: Universität Bern, 1977.

275. GOLDENBERG, Daniel S., A comparative analysis of Wittgenstein's «Tractatus» and Samkara' s «AdvaitaVedanta» With an Introduction to the logic of comparative methodology. Honolulu: University of Hawaii, 1977,248 p.

276. GRENNAN, J. W., Wittgenstein Fideism: conceptual relativism in philosophy of religion. Oxford: Universityof Oxford, 1977, 293 p.

277. GROARKE, Leo Alfred, Zeno's paradoxes, the infinite, and Wittgenstein. Calgary: University of Calgary, 1977.

278. GRUBER, Walter Georg, Sprachspiele und Grammatik. Eine Wittgensteinsche Annäherung an eine dadaistischeWissenschaftsphilosophie. Innsbruck: Universität Innsbruck, 1977, 120 p.

279. GUDMUNSEN, C., Wittgenstein and Buddishm. Birmingham: University of Birmingham, 1977.

280. HELME, K.M., Strands in the theory of meaning from Frege to Wittgenstein. Oxford: University of Oxford,1977, 231 p.

281. KAPOOR, Usha Rani, Wittgenstein's theory of meaning. Allahabad (India): University of Allahabad 1977.

282. LAWHEAD, William Fisher, Wittgenstein and Merleau-Ponty on Language and critical Reflection. Austin:University of Texas at Austin, 1977, 366 p.

283. MC KNIGHT, T. J., A Critique of Wittgensteinian Philosophy of Religion. Edinburgh: University ofEdinburgh, 1977.

284. NUTALL, J., Wittgenstein and the Will. Oxford: University of Oxford, 1977.

285. PRADHAM, Ramesh Chandra, Language and experience. An interpretation of the later philosophy of Wittgens-tein. Varanasi (Benares): Benares Hindu University, 1977.

286. RAPHAEL, Leyla, Wittgenstein et Hertz: pour une lecture antipositiviste de Wittgenstein. Montreal: Mc GillUniversity, 1977.

287. REEDER, Harry Paul, Public and private aspects of language in Husserl and Wittgenstein. Waterloo: Universityof Waterloo, 1977.

288. STEINMAN, Diane Cooperman, The role of the notion of grammar in Wittgenstein's later work. Minneapolis:University of Minnesota, 1977, 232 p.

289. THISELTON, A.C., New Testament hermeneutics and philosophical description. Issues in New Testamenthermeneutics with special reference to the use of philosophical description in Heidegger, Bultmann, Gadamer andWittgenstein. Sheffield: University of Sheffield, 1977.

290. TOMLINSON, H.R.E., Theory and action: the later philosophy of Wittgenstein. Brighton (Sussex): Universityof Sussex, 1977.


291. VERHAREN, Charles Coulter, The demarcation of philosophy from science and art in the methodology ofWittgenstein. Washington: Georgetown University, 1977, 210 p.

292. WEIDENHAMMER, Brigitte, Sprachgebrauch und Lebensform. Untersuchungen zum Konzept der Beschrei-bung und dessen Perspektive der Begriffen der Regel und der Lebensform in Wittgensteins Spätphilosophie. Aachen:Technische Hochschule, 1977, 190 p.

293. WORTHINGTON, B. A., Ethics and solipsism in Wittgenstein's «Tractatus». Belfast: Queen's University,1977.

1978

294. ARD, David John, Language, reality and religion in the philosophy of Ludwig Wittgenstein. Hamilton: McMaster University, 1978.

295. BINDEMAN, Steven Lee, The role of silence in the philosophy of Martin Heidegger and Ludwig Wittgenstein.Pittsburgh: Duquesne University, 1978, 223 p.

296. BROOKS, Keven, Hume and Wittgenstein as epistemological naturalists. San Francisco: San Francisco StateUniversity, 1978.

297. CAMPBELL, R.J., An examination of the problem of cultural and conceptual relativism with regard to Wittgens-tein's later discussions of language. Manchester, University of Manchester, 1978.

298. CAVALIER, Robert John, Wittgenstein, ethics, and the will. An interpretation of the «Tractatus». Pittsburgh:Duquesne University, 1978, 258 p.

299. DERABANER, Richard, Application of Wittgenstein's philosophy to literary criticism. Arlington: University ofTexas, 1978.

300. FROMM, Susanne, Kants transzendentale Deduktion im Lichte der Wittgensteinischen Spätphilosophie. Kiel:Universität Kiel, 1978, 256 p.

301. GROSS, Damon James, Wittgenstein's criticism of platonism in mathematics. Iowa City: University of Iowa,1978, 201 p.

302. HANNAFORD, R., «Forms of life». A critical examination of Wittgenstein's views with special reference toreligious belief. Exeter: University of Exeter, 1978.

303. HSIEH, Wen-An, Wittgenstein's «On Certainty» and scepticism. Pullman: Washington State University, 1978.

304. HÜLSER, Karlheinz, Wahrheitstheorie und Aussagentheorie. Untersuchungen zu Wittgensteins «Tractatus».Konstanz: Universität Konstanz,1978, 244 p.

305. LEGG, David Maxwell, Between knowledge and certainty. Moore and Wittgenstein. Christchurch (NewZealand): University of Canterbury, 1978.

306. LORD, G.H., Wittgenstein and the justification of religious belief. Birmingham: University of Aston, 1978.

307. MAC HOUL, Alexander William, Telling how texts talk: from readings of Wittgenstein, Schutz, ethnomethodo-logy and sociology of literature to the analysis of readings. Canberra: Australasian National University, 1978.

308. MAC KENZIE, Michael, Showing and saying in the «Philosophical Investigations». Montreal: ConcordiaUniversity, 1978.

309. MARTIN, Margaret Jenifer, The views of Whitehead and Wittgenstein on propositions in «Process and Reality»and the «Tractatus logico-philosophicus». Carbondale: Southern Illinois University at Carbondale, 1978, 163 p.

310. MAURY, André, The concept of «Sinn» and «Gegenstand» in Wittgenstein's «Tractatus». Helsinki: Helsingfors


Universitet, 1978.

311. MAYERS, S.C., An examination of religious belief in the light of Wittgenstein's philosophy. Exeter: Universityof Exeter, 1978.

312. RIDER, Peter Howard, «On Certainty»: Wittgenstein's ethics of knowledge and doubt. Auckland (NewZealand): University of Auckland, 1978.

313. ROBERTS, H. R., A study of the Wittgensteinian philosophy of religion. Madras (India): University of Madras,1978.

314. ROCHESTER, Judith Ann, Philosophy as Therapy: an examination of Wittgenstein's philosophical method.Toronto: University of Toronto, 1978.

315. SÁNCHEZ RAMÓN, Ramón, Wittgenstein en Contexto. Hacia una nueva lectura del «Tractatus». Barcelona:Universidad de Barcelona, 1978, 119 p.

316. SCHENK, John Robert, An analysis of the concepts of curriculum through Wittgenstein's concept of language-games. Pullman: Washington State University, 1978, 158 p.

317. SHERMAN, Gail Richardson, Images of power: theoretical investigations after Wittgenstein of the «multinatio-nal corporation» as a political concept. Madison: University of Wisconsin, 1978, 447 p.

318. SZYMANSKI, Denise I., Moore's philosophy of common sense. An appreciation in light of Wittgenstein'scritique St. Louis: Washington University, 1978.

319. TRUELOVE, J. A., Wittgenstein's influence: the defence of religious belief. Exeter: University of Exeter, 1978.

320. WIDER, Kathleen Virginia, A Kantian-Wittgensteinian approach to the problem of other minds. Detroit:Wayne State University, 1978, 314 p.

1979

321. AIDUN, Debra Ann, Wittgenstein's Conception of Grammar. St. Louis: Washington University, 1979, 145 p.

322. ARABI, Oussama, Essai sur la philosophie de Ludwig Wittgenstein. Paris : Université de Paris, 1979.

323. AUSTIN, J. W., Wittgenstein's criterial semantics. Oxford : University of Oxford, 1979.

324. BANTJES, Johanna Maria, Kripke's interpretation of Wittgenstein's theory of proper names. Washington:Georgetown University, 1979, 95 p.

325. DROESCHER, Hans-Michael, Grundlagenstudien zur Linguistik. Wissenschaftstheoretische Untersuchungender sprach-philosophischen Konzeptionen Humboldts, Chomskys und Wittgensteins. Erlangen: Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg, 1979, 526 p.

326. GOFTON, L.R., Ordinary language philosophy and sociological theory: Some issues in Wittgenstein's later workand their implications for sociological theorising. Durham: University of Durham, 1979, 298 p.

327. HOYOS MELGUIZO, Juan G., De relativismo conceptuali questio: De aliquibus cassibus imaginariis studiumin secondo Wittgenstein. Roma: Pontificia Universitas Gregoriana, 1979.

328. HRACHOVERK, Herbert, Vier Versuche zur Überwindung der Tradition: Heidegger, Frege, Wittgenstein.Wien: Universität Wien, 1979, 475 p.

329. IGLESIAS-ROZAS, M.Teresa, Linguistic representation. A study on Bertrand Russell and Ludwig Wittgenstein,1912-1922. Oxford: University of Oxford, 1979.

330. KEUTNER, Thomas, Die empiristische Wissenschaftstheorie als «philosophische Verwirrung» im Sinne Ludwig


Wittgensteins. Bonn: Universität Bonn, 1979, 122 p.

331. KROME, Hans-Jürgen, Referenzsemantik und Pragmatik bei Wittgenstein und Searle. Untersuchungen zu einerpragmatischen Theorie de singulär bestimmten Referenz. Marburg: Universität Marburg, 1979, 377 p.

332. LA FAVE, Sandra, The Conception of Instinct. Claremont: Claremont Graduate School, 1979, 366 p.

333. LEIDMAIR, Karl, Die hermeneutischen Grundlagen Wittgensteins. Innsbruck: Universität Innsbruck,1978/1979, 174 p.

334. MACDONALD, Douglas Cameron, Student rights and educational freedom: a philosophical analysis of thelanguage of court decisions and the writings of Paul Goodman and John Holt viewed trough the perspectives ofWittgenstein and Jung. Philadelphia: Temple University, 1979, 257 p.

335. MC HALE, Mary Elwyn, The notion of the mystical in Wittgenstein's «Tractatus». Washington: The CatholicUniversity of America, 1979, 219 p.

336. NARASIMHA MURTHY, Tallapragada, Philosophies of Moore, Russell and Wittgenstein. Waltair (India):Andhra University, 1979.

337. PEDDLE, L., Our Knowledge of other Minds, with particular reference to Wittgenstein'»Philosophical Investiga-tions». Cardiff: University of Wales, 1979.

338. SATISH, T., Role of the self in the philosophy of Wittgenstein. Madras (India): University of Madras, 1979.

339. STENHOUSE, David, The Wittgensteinian Revolution and «linguistic» philosophy: Some implications foreducation and educational philosophy. Palmerston North (New Zealand): Massey University, 1979.

340. TRIANOSKY-STILLWELL, Shelley Liane, Necessity and probability: Wittgenstein's philosophy of necessity.West Lafayette: Purdue University, 1979, 255 p.

341. ULE, Andrej, Osnovni filozofski problemi logike (Fregem Russell, Wittgenstein). Ljubljana: Univerza vLjubljani 1979.

1980

342. AENISHANSLIN, Markus, Le «Tractatus» de Wittgenstein et l'éthique de Spinoza. Étude de comparaisonstructurale. Aix-en-Provence / Marseille : Université de Provence, 1980, 420 p.

343. ANGIER, C., Kant, Schopenhauer, Wittgenstein. The refutation of idealism. Cambridge: University ofCambridge. 1980.

344. BANZI, Anthony, Magie als Lebensform. Sprachkritische und kulturphilosophische Untersuchung des Magiebe-griffes im Anschluss an Winchs Interpretation von Wittgensteins Bemerkungen über Frazers «The Golden Bough».Innsbruck: Universität Innsbruck, 1980, 177 p.

345. BILLING, Hans, Wittgensteins Sprachspielkonzeption. Heidelberg: Universität Heidelberg, 1980, 139 p.

346. CARDOSO, Célio M., Wittgenstein: a filosofia da linguagem como primeira e paradigma. Minas Gerais;Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, 1980.

347. COLLETT, Jerry Ritter, Private language / public language: the plays of Peter Handke and the languagephilosophy of Ludwig Wittgenstein. Bloomington: Indiana University, 1980, 155 p.

348. DOESER, Marinus Cornelis, Tussen objektiviteit en praksis: over wetenschappenliske objektiviteit in eenkonfrontatie tussen Popper en Wittgenstein. Delf: Technische Hogeschool, 1980, VIII, 142 p.

349. FELDMAN, Susan Marsha, Concepts, rules and mental activity: A synthesis of themes from Kant and Wittgens-tein. Rochester: University of Rochester, 1980, 238 p.


350. GIMPL, Georg, Form als Dementi: Text-und Strukturanalyse des «Tractatus logico-philosophicus». Salzburg:Universität Salzburg, 1980, 329 p.

351. GODFREY, Terry, On Wittgenstein's saying. Clayton (Australia): Monash University, 1980.

352. HUGHES, Steven Perry, Showing the meaning of life: the value of Wittgenstein's philosophical methods. St.Louis: The Washington University, 1980, 404 p.

353. ISHIKAWA, Yukinori, The critical philosophy of Wittgenstein. Carbondale: Southern Illinois University atCarbondale, 1980, 164 p.

354. JOLLEY, G.M., Certainty: Russell, Moore, Malcolm, and Wittgenstein. Exeter: University of Exeter, 1980.

355. LECOURT, Dominique, Le néopositivisme en question: Karl Popper et Ludwig Wittgenstein. Lyon : Universi-té de Lyon III, 1980.

356. MARGUTTI PINTO, Paulo R., Aspectos lógicos da implicaçâo articulada pelas frases condicionais. MinasGerais : Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, 1980. 357. MC KINNON, F. C., Wittgenstein's conception of the nature of philosophy. Oxford: University of Oxford,1980.

358. MC PHERSON, I. N., Reason, religion, and revision. A discussion of some aspects of the metamorphosis ofrationality, spirituality and education after Wittggenstein. Dundee: University of Dundee, 1980.

359. MICHEL, Norbert, Eine Grundlegung der Pädagogik in der Früuhphilosophie Ludwig Wittgensteins. Duisb-burg: Gesamthochschule Duisburg, 1980, 210 p.

360. MORGAN, J. D., The limits of the understanding: Methods of argument in Kant and Wittgenstein. London:Birkbeck College, 1980.

361. PAFFARD, M., A study of James Joyce's «Exiles», making use of Wittgenstein's «Philosophical Investigations».Keele:University of Keele, 1980.

362. SAUNDERS, Loyd Wayne, Descriptive certainty in Husserl and the later Wittgenstein. Madison: DrewUniversity, 1980, 232 p.

363. SIN, King Kui, «Übersichtlichkeit» in the later philosophy of Wittgenstein. Carbondale: Southern IllinoisUniversity at Carbondale, 1980, 292 p.

364. SOTO, Carlos H., Wittgenstein's phenomenology: 1929-1930. Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins University,1980, 175 p.

1981

365. CHRISTIAN, Rose Ann, Wittgenstein, Wittgensteinians and the epistemological status of religious belief.Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania, 1981, 492 p.

366. DROB, Sanford Lewis, Are mental acts and processes myths? A critique of Wittgenstein and others. Boston:University of Boston Graduate School, 1981, 483 p.

367. ELDRIDGE, Richard Thomas, In pursuit of self-reconciliation and community: Wittgenstein and the criticismof realisttheories of knowledge. Chicago: University of Chicago, 1981.

368. FUNK, Warren Howard, Religion, Belief, and the expression of Belief: Toward a philosophical characterizationof religious belief with special reference to Ludwig Wittgenstein. New York: Columbia University, 1981, 249 p.

369. GIBBON, L., An examination of Wittgenstein's «Lectures on religious belief». Exeter: University of Exeter,1981.


370. HUTCHINSON, William Burns, Popper and rationality. A Wittgensteinian critique. Windsor (Ontario):University of Windsor, 1981.

371. KISRO-VÖLKER, Sybille, Die unverantwortete Sprache: esoterische Literatur und atheoretische Philosophie alsGrenzfälle medialer Selbstreflexion. Eine Konfrontation von James Joyces «Finnegan's Wake» und Ludwig Wittgens-teins «Philosophische Untersuchungen». Konstanz: Universität Konstanz, 1981, 361 p.

372. KOGGEL, Christine M., Paradigms: the later Wittgenstein's view of meaning. Ottawa: Carleton University,1981.

373. KUCHLING, Heinz, Ludwig Wittgenstein. Philosophie als Sprackritik. Ein Beitrag zur Auseinandersetzung mitder spätbürgerlichen Philosophie. Berlin (DDR): Humboldt-Universität, 1981, 263 p.

374. LÓPEZ DE SANTA MARÍA, M. Pilar, El sujeto y la mente en la filosofía de Wittgenstein. Pamplona:Universidad de Navarra, 1981.

375. RAPPAK, W.M., The notion of form in Wittgenstein's «Tractatus». London: King's College, 1981, 210 p.

376. SANDNER, Johann, Sprachphilosophische Probleme der Referenz von Eigennamen vom Standpunkt LudwigWittgensteins gesehen. München: Technische Universität, 1981, 176 p.

377. SHUN, K. L., Wittgensein on religion. Oxford: University of Oxford, 1981.

378. STEWART, Robert Sinclair, The private language arguments of Ludwig Wittgenstein. Hobart (Tas.):University of Tasmania, 1981.

379. THIELE, Susanne, Die Verwicklungen im Denken Wittgensteins. Heidelberg: Universität Heidelberg, 1981,342 p.

380. VICENTE ARREGUI, Jorge Nicolás, Acción y sentido en el pensamiento de Wittgenstein. Pamplona:Universidad de Navarra, 1981.

381. WATSON, Scott Boyd, Physical skill in sport: Knowing and doing. An investigation based on selected ideas ofWittgenstein, Ryle, and Austin. Amherst (Mass.): University of Massachusetts, 1981.

1982

382. BANSAL, Krishna, The problem of description in philosophy, with particular reference to Wittgenstein andHusserl. Delhi (India): University of Delhi, 1982.

383. BILCAR, Branko, Wittgenstein on the grammar of knowledge claims. Windsor (Ontario): University ofWindsor, 1982.

384. CH'EN, Yin-Hung, Die ontologische Basis der Sprachtheorie in Wittgensteins «Tractatus». Wien: UniversitätWien, 1982, 288 p.

385. CONWAY, Gertrude Dolores, Where the spade turns: an analysis of Wittgenstein's concept of the form of life.Bronx: Fordham University, 1982, 280 p.

386. DOEPKE, Frank Douglas, A critique of contemporary action theory. Claremont: Claremont Graduate School,1982, 217 p.

387. DWYER, Philip, Sense and subjectivity: a study of Wittgenstein and Merleau-Ponty. Oxford: University ofOxford, 1982, 223 p.

388. DYER, Clive James, «Zusammenhängen» and logical atomism in Wittgenstein's «Tractatus». Grahamstown(South Africa): Rhodes University, 1982.

389. FROHMANN, Bernd Peter Ottokar, Wittgenstein on proper names. Toronto: University of Toronto, 1982.


390. GELLER, Jeffrey Lee, Diagnosing psychoanalysis: Wittgenstein's criticism on Freud's theory. Durham: DukeUniversity, 1982, 233 p.

391. HINTIKKA, Merrill Bristow, Wittgenteinian investigations: toward a unified interpretation of LudwigWittgenstein's philosophy. Stanford: Stanford University, 1982, 397 p.

392. HOLBROOK, J. K., Laban from a Wittgensteinian perspective. Manchester: University of Manchester, 1982.

393. LEILICH, Joachim, Die Autonomie der Sprache: ein Grundgedanke Wittgensteins. Frankfurt a.M.: UniversitätFrankfurt am Main, 1982, 179 p.

394. MACY, Glenn B., The logic of color language in Wittgenstein's philosophy. Fayetteville: University of Arkansas,1982.

395. MATHISON, G., Failure to reason or failure to understand: Wittgenstein, Piaget, and the foundations ofnumeracy. Dundee: University of Dundee, 1982.

396. MELKOM, Raymond Haig, Wittgenstein on the philosophy of mathematics. London (Ontario): University ofWestern Ontario, 1982.

397. MITCHELL, Colette Therese, Wittgenstein as an art educator. Armidale (Australia.): University of NewEngland, 1982.

398. O'CONNELL, J. G. T., Semantics and understanding. A study of realist themes in Wittgenstein's philosophy oflanguage. Dublin: Trinity College, 1982.

399. OXLEY, Paul J., Forms of life and the logical requirements of language in the early and later Wittgenstein.Norman (Okla.): University of Oklahoma, 1982.

400. PETTY, Sam Stowe, jr., Edmund Husserl and Ludwig Wittgenstein: philosophy as descriptive investigation.West Lafayette: Purdue University, 1982, 619 p.

401. ROOS, Nocolas Jacobus, Wittgenstein: analitiese filosofie en godsdienstige taal. Stellenbosch (South Africa):University of Stellenboschn, 1982.

402. RUSSELL, William Benjamin, Wittgenstein's grammar. Toronto: University of Toronto, 1982.

403. SAINT-FLEUR, Joseph Parac, La methode de la vérification et le rapport sémantique des signes aux références.Essai d'épistemologie wittgensteinienne. Lille : Université de Lille, 1982.

404. STOKES, Nobuko Urai, Wittgenstein : language, knowledge, and the self. Long Beach: California StateUniversity, 1982, 80 p.

405. STOVE, S. S. Edmund Husserl and Ludwig Wittgenstein. Philosophy as descriptiver investigations. AnnArbor: University of Michigan, 1982, 608 p.

406. STRECKER, Manfred, «Lebensform» als sprachphilosophischer Begriff: Untersuchung zu einem LeitbegriffLudwig Wittgensteins. Berlin: Technische Universität, 1982, 391 p.

407. SVENSON, G., On doubting the reality of reality: Moore an Wittgenstein on sceptical doubts. Stockholm:Stockholms Universitet, 1982.

1983

408. ASHLEY, Wayne Th., Wittgenstein's Critique of Moore's Epistemolgy. Windsor (Ontario): University ofWindsor, 1983.

409. BEANEY, M., Wittgenstein and ethics: rule-following and anti-non-cognotivism. Keele: University of Keele,1983.


410. DOWNEY, John, Wittgenstein and the foundations of Theology. Milwaukee: Marquette University, 1983, 287p.

411. FERNÁNDEZ GÓMEZ, Pedro, Actos mentales: Disposiciones, estados materiales, capacidades. Barcelona:Universidad de Barcelona, 1983, 126 p.

412. FIASCO, F., Some ethical considerations arising from Wittgenstein's «Tractatus». Cambridge: University ofCambridge, 1983.

413. GIBBON, L., Knowledge and its limits in Wittgenstein's «On Certainty». Exeter: University of Exeter, 1983.

414. GOTTLIEB, Diane F., Wittgenstein's concept of a rule of language in the «Philosophical Investigations».Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins University, 1983, 307 p.

415. KUHL, Glenda Marie, Wittgenstein's ontological vision. Bundoora (Vic., Australia): La Trobe University,1983.

416. LABERGE, Jean, La notion de grammaire chez Wittgenstein. Montréal : Université de Montréal, 1983.

417. MONK, Ray, The perceptual aspects of Wittgenstein's philosophy of mathematics. Oxford: University of Oxford,1983.

418. SCHLAPSCHI, Hubert, Sprachspielbegriff und Gebrauchskonzeption der Bedeutung. Versuch einer Erläuterungder Semantik Ludwig Wittgensteins. Graz: Universität Graz, 1983, 117 p.

419. SCREEN, Donald Paul, Realism and grammar. Charlottesville: University of Virginia, 1983, 194 p.

420. SMEYERS, Paulus J.B.M., «A picture held us captive». De analytische «philosophy of education» tussen Ryle enWittgenstein: hersituering en onderzoeck van haar relevantie voor een wijsgerige pedagogiek. Leuven: KatholiekeUniversiteit, 1983.

421. STASHWICK, Tad Sergei, Wittgenstein and Theology: «Philosophical Investigations, II, XI and the problemof evil. New Haven: Yale University, 1983, 212 p.

1984

422. BELLAIMEY, James Edward, Family resemblances and the problem of the underdetermination of extension.Madison: University of Wisconsin, 1984, 105 p.

423. CASTLE, Ellen E., Wittgenstein and practical criticisms: Readings in Dante, Shakespeare, Austen, and Dickens(England, Italy). Chestnut Hill: Boston College, 1984, 188 p.

424. CRUNKLETON, Martha Ann, Wittgenstein and philosophy of religion. Nashville: Vanderbilt University,1984, 352 p.

425. CURRY, Michael Graham, After nuclear war: possible worlds and the cult of expertise. Minneapolis: Universityof Minnesota, 1984, 287 p.

426. DORA, Mohamed Kamal M., Wittgenstein's conception of philosophy and its implications for the teaching ofphilosophy in secondary schools. Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh, 1984, 290 p.

427. EISELE, Thomas David, Wittgenstein's normative naturalism: the point of his practice. Ann Arbor: TheUniversity of Michigan, 1984, 346 p.

428. GARCIA SELGAS, Fernando José, Aspectos fundamentales de las relaciones entre lenguaje y conocimiento.Lenguaje y realidad: Una investigación a partir de Wittgenstein. Madrid: Universidad Complutense de Madrid,1984.

429. GODWIN, W. G. H., Atomism, thought, and reference: themes from Wittgenstein and Russell. Oxford:


University of Oxford, 1984, 346 p.

430. GRISWOLD, Patricia J., Some metaphors in Wittgenstein. Riverside: University of California, 1984, 224 p.

431. HENSLEE, Douglas Edward, Ontology and analysis: Russell, Wittgenstein, Carnap, Quine. Lincoln: Univer-sity of Nebraska, 1984, 150 p.

432. HOLLAND, R. H., Relativism and education: the philosophical foundations of the curriculum in Wittgenstei-nian terms. London: Institute of Education / University of London, 1984.

433. HÜBSCHER, Paul, Der Einfluss von Johann Wolfgang Goethe und Paul Ernst auf Ludwig Wittgenstein. Bern:Universität Bern, 1984, VIII, 224 p.

434. IZQUIERDO MARTINEZ, Jesús, Intenciones y acciones. El problema de la intencionalidad en el contexto dela Controversia explicaciones/comprensiones. Salamanca: Universidad de Salamanca, 1984.

435. KAHLER, Charles, Two theories of representation: Wittgenstein's picture theory and Peirce's semiotic. Chicago:University of Chicago, 1984.

436. KAISER, William Joe, A Wittgensteinian critique of realism in social science methodology. New Brunswick:Rutgers State University of New Jersey, 1984, 199 p.

437. KURTHEN, Martin, Der Schmerz als medizinisches und philosophisches Problem. Anmerkungen zur Spätphilo-sophie Ludwig Wittgensteins und zur Leib-Seele-Frage. Bonn: Universität Bonn, 1984, 104 p.

438. LANGWORTHY, Robert Stover, The Certainty of Faith: Wittgenstein's «On Certainty» and ChristianApologetics. New Haven: Yale University, 1984, 246 p.

439. MC GOWAN, D. K. J., Language and creative writing. An analysis of poetic meaning in the light of Wittgens-tein's later philosophy. Manchester: University of Manchester, 1984.

440. MATHISON, Thomas Herbert, Wittgenstein and the limits of ethical questioning. New Haven: YaleUniversity, 1984, 241 p.

441. MOSER, Alfred, Wittgensteins «Philosophische Untersuchungen». Innsbruck: Universität Innsbruck, 1984, 156p.

442. NIEDERMAIR, Klaus, Das Problem der sprachlichen Selbstbezüglichkeit im «Tractaus logico-philosophicus».Innsbruck: Universität Innsbruck 1984, 327 p.

443. PAUL, D., The Place of «Philosophische Betrachtungen» and «Philosophische Grammatik» in Wittgenstein'sphilosophical development. Nottingham: University of Nottingham, 1984.

444. PETRI, Jean Bernhard, Ludwig Wittgenstein und der mathematische Grundlagenstreit. Innsbruck: UniversitätInnsbruck, 1984, 141 p.

445. RASMUSSEN, Greig Stephen, Art-games, meaning, and style. An examination of artistic practice in the lightof the later Wittgenstein. Calgary (Alberta): University of Calgary, 1984.

446. SHANKER, S.G. The turning-point in Wittgenstein's philosophy of mathematics. Oxford: University of Oxford,1984, 276 p.

447. SUMMERFIELD, Donna M., Regresses, rules, and representation. Wittgenstein's Gordian knot. Notre Dame:University of Notre Dame, 1984, 295 p.

448. TOMASINI BASSOLS, A., A comparative study of Russell's and Wittgenstein's logical atomism. Oxford:University of Oxford, 1984.

449. TYÖRINOJA, Reijo J., The grammar of faith: the nature of religious statements and concepts in the light of


Ludwig Wittgenstein's later philosophy. Helsinki: Helsingfors Universitet, 1984.

1985

450. BEARN, Gordon C. F., Relativism and realism. The nature and limits of epistemological relativity. New Haven:Yale University, 1985, 400 p.

451. BOERSEMA, David Brian, Constructivism and reference. East Lansing: Michigan State University, 1985, 326p.

452. BROWER.Bruce William, The private language argument. Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh, 1985, 214 p.

453. BRUNNER, Heinz, Vom Nutzen des Scheiters. Eine literaturwissenschaftliche Interpretation von LudwigWittgensteins «Philosophische Untersuchungen». Zürich: Universität Zürich, 1985, 266 p.

454. EMERSON, Michael Paul, Perception, language, and context: studies in the thought of Merleau-Ponty andWittgenstein: Seeing as, meaning, game, form of life. West Lafayette: Purdue University, 1985, 350 p.

455. GARAVASO, Pieranna, Objectivity and consistency in mathematics: a critical analysis of two objections toWittgenstein's pragmatic conventionalism. Lincoln: University of Nebraska, 1985, 190 p.

456. HELLERER, Heinz Otto, Die Sprachwelt und das Lebensrätsel: Der Einfluss von Schopenhauer und Tolstoi aufLudwig Wittgensteins «Logisch-philosophische Abhandlung». München: Universität München, 1985, 215 p.

457. HILMY, Sameer S., Philosophical Method in the Later Work of Wittgenstein. Themes from the Emergency of hisLater «Denkweise». Toronto: University of Toronto, 1985.

458. MC CULLY, R. S. O'B., A Wittgensteinian perspective on contemporary approaches to moral education. Belfast:Queen's University, 1985. 459. MC EWEN, I., Wittgenstein: Mathematics and Philosophy. Oxford: University of Oxford, 1985.

460. MC KINNON, F. C., Wittgenstein, Frege, and theories of meaning. Oxford: University of Oxford, 1985.

461. MARTIN, Glen, The transformation of nihilism: a study of metaphysical truth in Nietzsche and Wittgenstein.New York: City University of New York, 1985, 621 p.

462. O'CONNOR, P. J., Wittgenstein's conception of religious belief. Exeter: University of Exeter, 1985.

463. ORR, Deborah Jane, Wittgenstein on understanding self and others. Downsview: York University, 1985.

464. SCHILLER, Britt-Marie Christina, Wittgenstein on reading: a stylistic structural, and methodological study of«Investigations», Sections 156-178. St. Louis: Washington University, 1985, 373 p.

465. SHAPIRO, Amy H., Wittgenstein and psychoanalysis: the role of language in the analytic cure. Chicago:University of Chicago, 1985.

466. SWEET-HURD, Evelyn Carol, The roles of language in selected novels of Thomas Berger (Semiotics, Wittgens-tein, Quine, postmodernism). Waco: Baylor University, 1985, 143 p.

467. VICCHIO, S.J., The problem of will with special reference to P.T. Forsyth, John Wisdom and Ludwig Wittgens-tein. St. Andrews: University of St. Andrews, 1985, 311 p.

1986

468. ABATE, Charles J., The rabbit and the beetle: an essay on Quine and Wittgenstein. Syracuse: University ofSyracuse, 1986, 218 p.

469. ALLEN, Barry Gilbert, Criteria and intentionality: studies in Wittgenstein (private language), Kripke (rule-following), Davidson (sameness and diference). Princeton: Princeton University, 1986, 480 p.


470. AYLESWORTH, Gary Eben, From grounds to play: a comparative analysis of Wittgenstein and Heidegger.Stony Brook: State University of New York, 1986, 291 p.

471. BARNET, William Earl, Elements of philosophical grammar: conceptual foundations of Wittgenstein's method.Ithaca (N.Y.): Cornell University, 1986, 279 p.

472. COOKE, Justus Lee III, Wittgenstein and theoretic spirit in philosophy. Charlottesville: University of Virginia,1986, 152 p.

473. CREADON, Mary Ann, Wittgenstein's door to historical criticism: (Language, politics, literary theory,representation, philosophy). Evanston: Northwestern University, 1986, 268 p.

474. DENNING, Laverne Joseph, Wittgenstein and logical necessity (Dummett). Lawrence:University of Kansas,1986, 209 p.

475. KAHA, Catherine Waite, Wittgenstein, Merleau-Ponty, and the poetic gestalt. Urbana-Champaign: Universityof Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1986, 212 p.

476. MARTÍNEZ MARQUES, Antonio, Racionalidad de crisis y pragmatismo: lectura de las «InvestigacionesFilosóficas» de Wittgenstein. Barcelona: Universidad de Barcelona, 1986, 64 p.

477. MINAR, Edward Hays, «Philosophical Investigations», sections 185-202: Wittgensteins's treatment of followinga rule. Cambridge: Harvard University, 1986, 346 p.

478. PRADES CELMA, José Luis, Filosofía del lenguaje y teoría de la mente en las Investigaciones Filosóficas deWittgenstein. Valencia: Universidad de Valencia, 1986.

479. RAY, Kenneth Arthur Hugo, Realism and rationality (Wittgenstein). Cincinnati: University of Cincinnati,1986, 203 p.

480. ROSER, Andreas, Die Privatsprache der Privatsprachenkritik bei Ludwig Wittgenstein. Wien: Universität Wien,1986, 199 p. 481. RUSHALL, Martin Paul, Nietzsche and Wittgenstein: Some Aspects of the Proximity of Their PerspectiveConcerns. Leeds: University of Leeds, 1986.

482. TANNER, Steven Oliver, The private language problem. Urbana-Champaign: University of Illinois atUrbana-Champaign, 1986, 263 p. 1987

483. BOGHOSSIAN, Paul Artin, Essays on meaning and belief. Princeton: University of Princeton, 1987, 220 p.

484. BUTLER, Martin Lucas, Logial Syntax and the Limits of Sende in the Philosophy of Frege and Wittgenstein.Sheffiels: University of Sheffield, 1987.

485. CRAMER, Robin, Fundamental aspects of Wittgenstein's later conception of language. Oxford: University ofOxford, 1987,271 p.

486. CREEGAN, Charles L., Kierkegaard and Wittgenstein: a new way of «doing philosophy». Madison:DrewUniversity, 1987, 227 p.

487. GERRARD, Steven Burr, Wittgenstein in transition: the philosophy of mathematics. Chicago: University ofChicago, 1987.

488. HANNAFORD, R., Language, God and the self: a study in the integrity of Wittgenstein's Tractatus logico-philosophicus. Exeter: University of Exeter, 1987, 283 p.

489. MARCONDES, Danilo, Language and action: A reassessment of Speech Act Theory. St. Andrews: Universityof St. Andrews, 1987.


490. MULHALL, Stephen, Wittgenstein on aspect-perception and the philosophy of psychology. Oxford: Universityof Oxford, 1987, 260 p.

491. WRIGLEY, Michael Beaumont, Wittgenstein's early philosophy of mathematics. Berkeley: University ofCalifornia at Berkeley, 1987, 183 p.

492. WYBURGH, Margaret, Language, spaces and self: a question of a-priori. Essex: University of Essex, 1987.

1988

493. BEEBE, David Dean, Type rites : rhetoric and reality in an introductory typewriting classroom within a contextof ritual. Edmonton (Alb.): University of Alberta, 1988.

494. BLACKLOKS, Stephen, The notion of philosophy in Wittgenstein's later writings. Oxford: University ofOxford, 1988, 265 p.

495. DUBSKY, Richard S., A comparison of Heidegger and Wittgenstein's departure from traditional formulationsof world, language and truth. Pittsburgh:Duquesne University, 1988, 159 p.

496. FLEMING, Jesse Charles, Chuang Tsu and the problem of personal identity: a study of identity and interrelated-ness. Honolulu: University of Hawaii, 1988, 254 p.

497. GARCÍA-CARPINTERO SÁNCHEZ-MIGUEL, Manuel, La teoría de la proposición y la teoría ramificadade los tipos: Bertrand Russell, 1900-1919. Barcelona: Universidad de Barcelona, 1988, XXVI, 446 p.

498. GIL DE PAREJA OTÓN, José Luis, La filosofía de la psicología de Ludwig Wittgenstein. Murcia: Universidadde Murcia, 1988.

499. HUMPHREY, John Arthur, Ludwig Wittgenstein's philosophy of mathematics: the search for a clear view.Washington:Washington University, 1988, 325 p.

500. JOHN, Peter Conway, A sense of wonder: reassessing the life and work of Ludwig Wittgenstein. San Diego:University of California, 1988, 268 p.

501. KRIEGER, Eliot Franklin, Flashes upon an inward eye: a Wittgensteinian study of mental imaginery. Baltimore:Johns Hopkins University, 1988, 264 p.

502. LEWIS, A. P., Wittgenstein, rules and moral realism. London: University of London, 1988, 307 p.

503. LÖHR, Davidson, The legitimate heir to theology: a study of Ludwig Wittgenstein. Chicago: The Universityof Chicago, 1988.

504. MARCOTTE, Edward Joseph, Wittgenstein and systematic philosophy. Stony Brook: State University of NewYork at Stony Brook, 1988, 250 p.

505. MC PHERSON, Jan Norman, Wittgenstein' s Transformation: developing linguistic responsibility. St.Andrews: University of St. Andrews, 1988, 468 p.

506. NEVO, Isaac, Rule-following scepticism and the individuation of speaker's meaning. Santa Barbara: Universityof California at Santa Barbara, 1988, 209 p.

507. OLIVERI, Gianluigi, The principles of analytical philosophy. Oxford: University of Oxford, 1988, 218 p.

508. RAY, Rickey Joe, Forms of life and religious belief in the thought of Wittgenstein and his interpreters: Alternativevisions of religion in society. Louisville (Kentucky):The Southern Baptist Theological Seminar, 1988, 299 p.

509. SILVERBERG, Arnold Steven, Anti-realism in semantics and logic. Toronto: University of Toronto, 1988.

510. VIDAL CLARAMONTE, M. Carmen Africa, Bajo el signo de Saturno o la apertura posmoderna. Alicante:


Universidad de Alicante, 1988.

511. VOLK, Ulrich, Das Problem eines semantischen Skeptizismus: Saul Kripkes Wittgenstein-Interpretation.Freiburg i. Br.: Universität Freiburg im Breisgau, 1988, 186 p.

512. WACHTER, Ann-Mari, Ways of seeing and modes of knowing. Stony Brook: State University of New Yorkat Stony Brook, 1988, 282 p.

1989

513. AALTOLA, Juhani, Meaning from the Point of View of Teaching and Learning in the Light of Wittgenstein'sLater Philosophy and Pragmatism. Jyväskylä: Jyväskylän Yliopisto, 1989, 249 p.

514. BJELIC, Dusan I., On the social origin of logic. Boston: University of Boston, 1989, 176 p.

515. BREEMEN, Brian A., The radiant gist: the poetics and prose of William Carlos Williams. Princeton: Universityof Princeton, 1989, 337 p.

516. FARIA, Paulo F.E., Lógica e interpretaçâo: Wittgenstein e o problema das incompatibilidades sintéticas. MinasGerais: Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, 1989.

517. GLOCK, Hans-Johann, Grammar and methodology: on Wittgenstein's later conception of philosophy. Oxford:University of Oxford, 1989, 369 p.

518. GUIMARÂES, Livia M., Linguagem e filosofia nas «Investigaçôes Filosóficas» de Wittgenstein. Minas Gerais:Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, 1989.

519. HARPER, Richard Robert, An ethnographic examination of accountancy. Manchester: Victoria University ofManchester, 1989, 213 p.

520. JACOBY-ULLAH, Vera, Die Suche nach der Identität des Menschen in den anthrologogischen SprachspielenKarl Barths und Ludwig Wittgensteins. Berlin: Freie Universität, 1989. Cuatro microfichas.

521. LANGER, Karl, Das Wittgenstein-Haus. Geschichte, Analyse und Interpretation. München: TechnischeUniversität, 1989, 292 p.

522. LONGY, Françoise, Constitution d'épistémologies évolutionistes: De Carnap à Popper et de Wittgenstein àToulmin. Lille: Université de Lille III, 1989.

523. MACHADO, Rentao, Relevância epistemológica da doutrina do significado no «Tractatus Logico-Philosophi-cus». Minas Gerais: Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, 1989.

524. PRESTON, Michael Ingram, Perceptual Experience and Embodied Meaning: An Investigation into TheirSignificance for Education. With Reference to Merleau-Ponty and Wittgemstein. London: Universitu of London,1989.

525. RODRIGUEZ SÚTIL, Carlos, Wittgenstein y el problema de la mente en la psicología contemporánea. Madrid:Universidad Complutense de Madrid, 1989.

526. SONG, Hasuk, Wittgenstein's private language argument and rule scepticism (Kripke). Long Beach: CaliforniaState University, 1989, 88 p.

527. TING, Fu-Ning, Wittgenstein's Descriptive Method. Roma: Universitas Pontificia Gregoriana, 1989.

528. TOMASSI, Paul, A critical study of the coherence of criterial reasoning. Edinburgh: University of Edinburgh,1989, 255 p.

529. WEINER, David, The ill-will against time: Schopenhauer's influence on Wittgenstein's early philosophy. NewHaven: Yale University, 1989, 258 p.


1990

530. AVRAMOVA Elena, Der Einfluss der Sprachphilosophie Ludwig Wittgensteins auf die poetologische Konzeptionvon Ingeborg Bachmann. Leipzig: Universität Leipzig, 1990, 163 p.

531. BEANEY, Michael, The bonds of sense: an essay in the history of analytic philosophy (logic, aristotelian, fregean).Oxford: University of Oxford, 1990, 291 p.

532. BROWN, Frank Farnun, In the beginning and not before: the architectonics of «On Certainty». Chapel Hill:University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1990, 126 p.

533. CASALS NAVAS, Josep, La crisis del sujeto en la cultura del «finis Austriae». Barcelona: Universidad deBarcelona, 1990, 381 p.

534. CHECKLAND, David Anthony, Wittgenstein and Davidson: meaning and agreement (Davidson Donald).Toronto: University of Toronto, 1990, 397 p.

535. COSTA, Claudio F., Wittgensteins Beitrag zu einer sprachphilosophischen Semantik. Konstanz: UniversitätKonstanz, 1990, 256 p.

536. DEFEZ I MARTIN, Antoni, Wittgenstein i el problema del coneixement: Una exposició crítica.València: Univertitat de València, 1989 / 1990, 726 p.

537. DISBREY, Claire, Innovation and tradition: towards an institutional theory of religion. Milton Keynes: OpenUniversity, 1990, 415 p.

538. FEBBRARO, Angela R., Construct validity, leadership, and meaning: shaking the foundations. Guelph:University of Guelph, 1990, 95 p.

539. FLOYD, Juliet H., The rule of the mathematical: Wittgenstein's later discussions. Cambridge (Mass.): HarvardUniversity, 1990, 310 p.

540. KERMODE, Robert, Why scepticism is not reasonable? Montreal: Mc Gill University, 1990, 92 p.

541. KOBER, Michael, Gewissheit als Norm: Wittgensteins erkenntnistheoretische Untersuchungen in «Über Gewiss-heit». Göttingen: Universität Göttingen, 1990, 429 p.

542. LANG, Jonathan Sanders, How is a discourse on the self possible? New York: City University of New York,1990, 409 p.

543. LYON, Arabella, Rhetoric and disciplinary change: a study of Wittgenstein's «Tractatus» and «Investigations».Troy: Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, 1990, 227 p.

544. MC CARTHY, Luise Prior, Wittgenstein and education: teaching the infinite sign. Tallahasee: Florida StateUniversity, 1990, 315 p.

545. MINAR, Edward H., Philosophical Investigations (Sectios) 185-202: Wittgenstein's Treatement of Followinga Rule. Cambridge (Mass.). Harvard University, 1990.

546. NEWMAN, Elizabeth, Alexander Schmemann and orthodox theology: the liturgy as sacred «Sprachspiel».Durham: Duke University, 1990, 301 p.

547. RISJORD, Mark Winden, Semantics, culture, and rationality: toward an epistemology of ethnology. ChapelHill: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1990, 229 p.

548. RITSCH, Martin, Wittgenstein über Freud: eine sprachphilosophische Untersuchung der Psychoanalyse.Innsbruck: Universität Innsbruck, 1990, 105 p.

549. RUFFINO, Marco, O principio do contexto em Frege e Wittgenstein. Sâo Paulo / Campìnas: Universidade


Estadual de Campinas, 1990.

550. SCHOLZ, Barbara Caroline, Kripke's Witgensteinian paradox. Columbus: Ohio State University, 1990, 179p.

551. SCHWIENBACHER, Renate, Sprache, Information, Geschlecht. Innsbruck: Universität Innsbruck, 1990, 108p

552. SEEKIRCHER, Monika, Die Problematik des Solipsismus bei Ludwig Wittgenstein und Ferdinand Ebner.Innsbruck: Universität Innsbruck, 1990, 134 p.

553. SMITH, Jeremy Mark, Conviction in the everyday: Joseph Conrad and scepticism. Montreal: Mc Gill Univer-sity, 1990, 108 p.

1991

554. ALLEN, Robert, Language games: an exposition and defence of Wittgenstein's Later Philosophy. Detroit: WayneState University, 1991, 229 p.

555. BARNHART, Michael Grulrow, Relativity and rationality. Philadelphia: Temple University, 1991, 372 p.

556. BIX, Brian, Wittgenstein and Legal Determinacy. Oxford: University of Oxford, 1991.

557. BOGEN, David E., Order without rules: theorizing natural language use. Boston: Boston University, 1991, 302p.

558. BRILL, Susan B., Limiting investigations: Ludwig Wittgenstein and critical theory. Albuquerque: Universityof New Mexico, 1991, 264 p.

559. CRAKER, Tim, Remarking Wittgenstein: Mimesis, Witz, Physiognomy. Fragmentation and Tempo in Witgens-tein's Remarks. Binghamton: State University of New York, 1991.

560. CRONIN, Ciaran Patrick, Towards a theory of rationality in moral discourse. Wittgenstein and Habermas onpractical reason Evanston: Northwestern University, 1991, 290 p.

561. DEMARCO, Charles Wesley, Wittgenstein and philosophical signification. Nashville: Vanderbilt University,1991, 534 p.

562. DOBBINS, Garry Raymond, The meaning of life in the work of Nietzsche and Wittgenstein. Charlottesville:University of Virginia, 1991, 342 p.

563. ELSAYED, Mohamed Ahmed Mohamed, The verifiability principle in logical positivism philosophy. Boston:Boston College, 1991, 190 p.

564. ELSTEIN, Karen, Wittgenstein's early ethics. Calgary: University of Calgary, 1991, 106 p.

565. EMBREE, Warren Charles, Ethics and interpretation. (Hermeneutics, Augustine, Derrida). Lincoln: Universityof Nebraska, 1991, 312 p.

566. FAIRLEY, James, Method in Theology: Possibilities in the light of Barth, Kierkegaard and Wittgenstein.Aberdeen: University of Aberdeen, 1991, 279 p.

567. FARROW, Stephen John, Wittgenstein and Grammar: A Study of the Theoretical Implications of Wittgenstein'sPhilosophical Investigations for General Linguistics. Oxford: University of Oxford, 1991.

568. FULTNER, B. S., Rules in context: a critique of Kripke's interpretation of Wittgenstein. Montreal: Mc GillUniversity, 1991, 77 p.

569. GROSS, George Michael, Universal ethics: constitutionalism and counsel in Spinoza's «Political Treatise»


(Heidegger, Spinoza, Wittgenstein). Chicago: University of Chicago, 1991.

570. HADEN, Norris K., Suffering of inwardness: an analysis of religious belief and existence in the thought ofKierkegaard and Wittgenstein. Athens: University of Georgia, 1991, 237 p.

571. HANSEN, Evan Drew, Does art have an essence? Danto versus Wittgenstein on art, language and philosophy.Kingston: University of Kingston, 1991, 131 p.

572. HUNEKE, Angelika, Wittgenstein über «Ich glaube»- Äusserungen und den Begriff des Glaubens. Interpretationvon «Philosophischen Untersuchungen». Bielefeld: Universität Bielefeld, 1991, 174 p.

573. IIJIMA, Shozo, An interpretation of Spinoza's «ethics»: Order, reason, and freedom (Heidegger, Spinoza,Wittgenstein). Chicago: University of Chicago, 1991.

574. LANDERS, Scott Adam, Rules and the concept of a rule in law and legal theory. Durham, N.C.: DukeUniversity, 1991, 459 p.

575. LUTZ, Leonard Giusep, Die Sprachspiel-Methode in der «Philosophischen Untersuchungen». Zürich: Univer-sität Zürich, 1991, 171 p.

576. OBBO, Emmanuel, Metaphysical Elements in Wittgenstein's Philosophy. Roma: Pontificia UniversitasGregoriana, 1991.

577. PIPER, A.M., Wittgenstein and certainty: Wittgenstein, philosophy of mind, aesthetics. London: UniversityCollege, 1991.

578. POLT, Richard Frederick Hastings, Heidegger and the Place of Logic. Chicago: University of Chicago, 1991.

579. ROBINSON, Christopher C., Wittgenstein and politics: Theorizing from within ordinary language (politicaltheory. Albany (N.Y.): State University of New York at Albany, 1991, 224 p.

580. RUBIO MARCO, Salvador, La estética desde el pensamiento filosófico del segundo Wittgenstein. València:Universitat de València, 1991, 564 p.

581. SHIELDS, Philip R., Logic and sin in the writings of Ludwig Wittgenstein. (Heidegger, Spinoza, Wittgenstein).Chicago: University of Chicago, 1991.

582. SKUPIEN, Janet Mary, Aspects of Mind: Rationality and Understanding in Wittgenstein's «PhilosophicalInvestigations». New York: Columbia University, 1991.

583. STEWART, T. Wesley, Paul L. Holmer and the logic of faith: A Utilization of Kierkegaard and Wittgensteinfor contemporary Christian Theology. Louisville (Kentucky):The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, 1991,279 p.

584. UNTERHOFER, Markus, Wittgenstein über Mathematik und deren Grundlagen. Wien: Universität Wien,1991, 123 p.

585. WILSON, Ivan Benjamin Uriah, The concept of religious belief. Exeter: University of Exeter, 1991, 392 p.

586. WOODY, Murray, Is Wittgenstein's sceptical paradox epistemological? Wien: Universität Wien, 1991, 120 p.

587. YAWORSKI, Peter, Wittgenstein versus science on language and perception. Winnipeg (Man.): University ofManitoba, 1991, 141 p.

1992

588. ALMEIDA, Claudio de, Russell on meaning and denotation. The Argument of «On Denoting». Hamilton(Ont.): Mc Master University, 1992.


589. BECKER, Glenn Erik, Hanging alert: The performance of language (Language-centered, Cage John, SteinGertrude, Wittgenstein Ludwig, Mac Low Jackson, Higgins Dick, Joyce James). Santa Barbara: University ofCalifornia at Santa Barbara, 1992, 183 p.

590. BERMÚDEZ OSPINA, J. L., The unanswerability of the sceptical challenge. Cambridge: University ofCambridge, 1992.

591. BONES, James, The Discourse Functions of Examples in Academic Texts: A Discourse Study from the Perspectiveof Wittgenstein's «on Following a Rule». Nottingham: University of Nottingham, 1992.

592. BRADY, E. S., The beholder's share: pictorial representation and imagination. Glasgow: University of Glasgow,1992.

593. CASTILLO SANTOS, Ramón José del, La práctica y los límites de la interpretación (el pragmatismo dePeirce, Dewey y Wittgenstein). Madrid: Universidad Complutense, 1992.

594. COLBY, Mark Andrew, Meta-Philosophical Investigations: Paradoxes of Wittgenstein's Meta-Discourse onLanguage, Truth, and Philosophy. New York: Columbia University, 1992.

595. EVANS, G. A., Holism, relativism and conceptual revolutions. Cardiff, University of Wales, 1992.

596. FABROCINI, Filippo, Elementi di una teoria della conoscenza basata en l'accione: Le contribuzioni diWittgenstein, Piaget a Haberlas a le scienze cognitive. Roma: Pontificia Universitas Gregoriana, 1992, 230 p.

597. FARRELLY-JACKSON, Steven, Universalism, Morality, and Art. Oxford: University of Oxford, 1992.

598. FRIEDLANDER, Eli, Expressions of judgement (Kant, Wittgenstein). Cambridge (Mass.): Harvard Univer-sity, 1992, 289 p.

599. GILMORE, Richard Allen, La contribuzione di Wittgenstein, Piaget e Habermas a les scienze cognitive.Philosophical Health: Wittgenstein's method in «Philosophical Investigations». Chicago: University of Chicago, 1992.

600. KREBS, Victor J., Wittgenstein's Transcendentalism. Notre Dame: University of Notre Dame, 1992, 279 p.

601. LEE, Seung-Chong, Wittgenstein's attitude toward contradiction. Buffalo: State University of New York atBuffalo, 1992, 219 p.

602. LEE-LAMPSHIRE, Wendy Lynne, The grammar of subjecthood. Wittgenstein, deconstruction and Dennett'sintentional stance. Milwaukee: Marquette University, 1992, 174 p.

603. LOTTI, M. S., Logic and language in «Tractatus». Cardiff: University of Wales, 1992.

604. NIEDBALLA, Thomas, Christliches Sprachspiel und religiöse Erfahrung: Wittgenstein und die Theologie.Heidelberg: Universität Heidelberg, 1992, 281 p.

605. PINTO, Paulo Roberto MARGUTTI, Wittgenstein and Semantic Presuppositions of Definite Descriptions inSubject-Position. Edinburgh: University of Edinburgh, 1992.

606. SAES, Silvia F.A., Wittgenstein: Solipsismo e Linguagem. Sâo Paulo: Universidade de Sâo Paulo, 1992.

607. SCHOERGENHUMER, E., Ludwig Wittgenstein in the prose of Thomas Bernhard. Wien: Universität Wien,1992, 127 p.

608. SHORT, Larry Ray, In a poetic fashion: an inquiry into language, world, and religion. Tallahassee: FloridaState University, 1992, 347 p.

609. SHOSKY, John Edwin, A case of philosophical amnesia: Russell, Wittgenstein and a forgotten manuscript.Washington: American University, 1992, 144 p.


610. UPPER, John, Wittgenstein and Peirce. Kingston (Ontario): Queen's University, 1992, 201 p.

611. WEBER, Mark Eugene, Wittgenstein on the experience and content model of the mind. Boston: University ofBoston, 1992, 380 p.

1993

612. BLATNIK, Edward James Weber, The refutation of anti-realism. Charlottesville: University of Virginia, 1993,419 p.

613. CONDE, Mauro L.L., O problema de reduçâo entre linguagem e mundo em L. Wittgenstein. Minas Gerais:Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, 1993.

614. CRUMMETT, Vance, The poetics of immanence: Heidegger, Wittgenstein, and the language of modern poetry.Milwaukee: University of Wisconsin, 1993, 327 p

615. CUTER, Joâo V., A teoría da figuraçâo e a teoría dos tipos: O «Tractatus» no contexto do projeto logicista. SâoPaulo: Universidade de Sâo Paulo, 1993.

616. DALL'AGNOLL, Darley, Crítica à linguagem e ética: A demarcaçâo dos limites do dizivel no «Tractatus» e seusentido ético. Río Grande do Sul: Universidade Federal do Río Grande do Sul, 1993.

617. FRÖCH, Joachim, Die Natur ethischer Rede nach Ludwig Wittgenstein: Ein Beitrag zur Disziplinierung derPhilosophie. Innsbruck: Universität Innsbruck, 1993, 89 p.

618. GALBREATH, Paul, Doxology and Theology: an investigation of the Apostles' Cred in light of LudwigWittgenstein. Heidelberg: Universität Heidelberg, 1993, 189 p.

619. GILLILAND, Rex, Nietzsche's and Wittgenstein's writings on language and style. Long Beach: California StateUniversity, 1993.

620. JOST, John, Social psychological aspects of Wittgenstein's philosophy. Cincinnati: University of Cincinnati,1993.

621. KEMP, Gary Neville, Frege's philosophy of logic. Santa Barbara: University of California at Santa Barbara,1993, 568 p.

622. KIM, J., Wittgenstein's mysticism. Oxford: University of Oxford, 1993.

623. NEPOMECHIE, Esther Adouth, Scepticism: an overview. Coral Gables: University of Miami, 1993, 247 p.

624. PAI, Anand, Erkenntnis und Sprache bei Hegel und Wittgenstein. Wien: Universität Wien, 1993, 96 p.

625. RICHARDSON, Marissa Anne, Successful intercultural communication in terms of two related concepts:«practical certainty» and «going on». Worcester: University of Massachusetts, 1993, 530 p.

626. ROSS, John, An examination of the «seeing-as» discussion in «Philosophical Investigations», Part II. Bronx:Fordham University, 1993, 212 p.

627. ROTHHAUPT, Josef G. F., Farbthemen in Wittgensteins Gesamtnachlass: philologisch-philosophischeUntersuchungen im Längsschnitt und in Querschnitten. München: Universität München, 1993, 767 p.

628. STETSON, Jeffrey Alan, Constructing «Victim»: three case studies. Boston: University of Boston, 1993, 279 p.

629. THOMMES, Armin, Die Kohärenztheorie der Wahrheit und der Kunst im Spätwerk von Ludwig Wittgenstein.Mainz: Universität Mainz, 1993, 209 p.

630. WEDENIG, Josef, Sprache und Denken in Wittgensteins philosophischen Untersuchungen. Innsbruck:Universität Innsbruck, 1993, 65 p.


1994

631. BANZATO, Claudio E.M., A concepçâo lingüística freudiana e algumas de sus implicaçôes filosóficas: Ensaioinspirado nas críticas de Wittgenstein a Freud. Sâo Paulo / Campinas: Universidade Estadual de Campinas, 1994.

632. CLACK, Brian R., Wittgenstein, Frazer and religion: An analysis of the «Remarks on Frazer's Golden Bough»illustrating the significance of Wittgenstein's view of magical and religious phenomena. London: King's College,1994.

633. FARIA, Paulo F. E., O mundo exterior; uma investigaçâo gramatical. Río Grande do Sul: Universidade Federaldo Río Grande do Sul, 1994.

634. FINKELSTEIN, David Howard, Speaking my mind:: First-person authority and conscious mentality.Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh, 1994, 207 p.

635. FURUTA, Hirokiyo, Wittgenstein und Heidegger: «Sinn» und «Logik» in der Tradition der analytischenPhilosophie. München: Universität München, 1994, 164 p.

636. GEFWERT, Christoffer, Wittgenstein on philosophy and mathematics: an essay in the history of philosophy. Abo:Akademi / Humanistika Fakulteten, 1994, 287 p.

637. HASAN, A. M. A., The role of religion and literary art in the development of Wittgenstein's philosophicalthought. Hull: University of Hull, 1994.

638. HISABE, K., Wittgenstein: rules, accordance and form of life. Kent: University of Kent, 1994.

639. HOBUSS, Steffi, Wittgenstein über Expressivität: der Ausdruck in Körpersprache und Kunst. Bielefeld:Universität Bielefeld, 1994, 211 p.

640. HOLT, R. J., The grammar of human rights: a Wittgensteinian analysis. London: London School of Econo-mics, 1994.

641. JOSEPH, Marc Alter, Wittgenstein on truth and necessity in mathematics. New York: Columbia University,1994, 211 p.

642. LEVVIS, Gary Watts, A critique of Tractarian semantics. Chattanooga: University of Tennessee, 1994, 375 p.

643. NAM, Kichang, A Defense of Wittgenstein's Private Language Argument. East Lansing: Michigan StateUniversity, 1994.

644. SAALBACH, Paul Louis, Gödel's fairyland / Wittgenstein's angel: Mathematical practice and its point.Boulder: University of Colorado at Boulder, 1994, 493 p.

645. SASSANO, Annalisa, From Huizinga to Wittgenstein: A philosophical analysis of the notions of play, games andlanguage-games. Buffalo: State University of New York at Buffalo, 1994, 192 p.

646. SLINKER, Kent G., Wittgenstein and Proust: Some issues in experience, understanding and meaning. Salt LakeCity: University of Utah, 1994

647. THOMPSON, Caleb, Wittgenstein's Confessions. Charlottesville: The University of Virginia, 1994.

1995

648. ALONSO PUELLES, Antonio, Wittgenstein y el arte. El siglo de Wittgenstein. San Sebastián: Universidaddel País Vasco, 1995.

649. AMMERELLER, E. A. V., Wittgenstein on intentionality. Oxford: University of Oxford, 1995.

650. ATHANASOPOULUS, Constantinos Georgiu, The Metaphysics of Intentionality Focused on Sartre's and


Wittgenstein's Philosophy of Mind and Language. Glasgow: University of Glasgow, 1995.

651. CERBONE, David Ralph, Logic, grammar, and conceptual divergence in Wittgenstein's later philosophy.Berkeley: University of California at Berkeley, 1995, 216 p.

652. DUVAL, R. Shannon, Looking and seeing: Ethics, aesthetics, and Wittgenstein's political thought. UniversityPark: Pennsylvania State University, 1995, 229 p.

653. FANE, C. E., Wittgenstein's rule-following considerations: an argument against naturalistic reductionism insemantics. Bristol: University of Bristol, 1995.

654. GEA IZQUIERDO, Francisco Javier, Aspectos transcendentales y metatranscendentales en el pensamiento deWittgenstein. Granada: Universidad de Granada, 1995.

655. GRIEGO, Agnese, Die ethische Übung: Ethik und Sprachkritik bei Wittgenstein und Sokrates. Berlin: FreieUniversität, 1995, 147 p.

656. GROSSHANS, Hans-Peter, Theologischer Realismus: ein sprachphilosophischer Beitrag zu einer theologischenSprachlehre. Tübingen: Universität Tübingen, 1995, 352 p.

657. HAMMER, Espen, Reclaiming the ordinary: Towards a critique of discourse ethics. New York: New School forSocial Research, 1995, 475 p.

658. HARCOURT, E. R. F., Sense and the first person: Frege and Wittgenstein. Oxford: University of Oxford, 1995.

659. JAGANATHAN, Muraleenathan, Psychology and the limits of mechanistic explanation. Kingston (Ontario):Queen's University at Kingston, 1995, 265 p.

660. KENAAN, Hagi Baruch, The construction of speech: a phenomenological critique of the language of facts. NewHaven: Yale University, 1995, 212 p.

661. MARUTA, K., On the concept of the inner: a critical study of Wittgenstein's philosophy. Wales: SwanseaUniversity, 1995.

662. MATTINGLY, Byron Mark, Measure and skepticism in Wittgenstein's philosophy of language. Stony Brook:State University of New York at Stony Brook, 1995, 264 p.

663. MC MANUS, D., Wittgenstein's critique of philosophy: its nature and limitations. Cambridge: University ofCambridge, 1995.

664. MILLER, Alexander, Sublimation, realism, and rule-following: an outline of a humanized Platonism. AnnArbor: University of Michigan, 1995, 309 p.

665. MOONEN, Erik, Blindheit und Erlebnis: Über Wittgenstein, Thomas Mann und die Bedeutung literarischerTexte. Leuven: Katholieke Universiteit, 1995, 246 p.

666. NEEDLE, J.J. H.-H., Ruling out the sorites: vagueness, rules, Wittgenstein. New York: City University of NewYork, 1995.

667. NILES, Jan Harcourt, Wittgenstein and the generative theories of language and linguistic competence. Irvine:University of California at Irvine, 1995, 175 p.

668. NUECHTERLIEN, John David, The conceptual theory of meaning: God, the world, and everything. CoralGables: University of Miami, 1995, 425 p.

669. OHNMACHT, Martin, Wittgenstein über die Nichtkonstruierbarkeit des Siebenecks: Eine Metapher für dieUnvollständigkeit der Mathematik. Wien: Universität Wien, 1995, 216 p.

670. POPPE, Susan O’Shaughnessy, Monde vécu and Lebensform. Merleau-Ponty and Wittgenstein on the roots of


linguistic meaning. Notre Dame: University of Notre Dame, 1995, 169 p.

671. READ, Rupert J., Practices without foundations? Sceptical readings of Wittgenstein and Goodman. An investiga-tion into the description and justification of induction and meaning at the intersection of Kripke's «Wittgenstein onRules and Private Language» and Goodman's «Fact, Fiction, and Forecast». New Brunswick: Rutgers University ofNew Jersey, 1995, 715 p.

672. ROBINSON, D. J., The philosophy of perception: Wittgensteinian perspective. Durham: University of Durham,1995.

673. ROCHA MARQUES, E. d., Wittgenstein und die Möglichkeit eines kategorialen Diskurses. Konstanz:Universität Konstanz, 1995, 230 p.

674. SAVICKEY, Beth Anne, Wittgenstein's method of grammatical investigations. York: University of York, 1995,285 p.

675. SHELLEY, James Rand, The skeptic's progress: Austin, Wittgenstein, and contemporary approaches to scepticism.Chicago: University of Chicago, 1995, 185 p.

676. SIDIROPOULU, C., Wittgenstein, the self and religious life. Wales: Lampeter University, 1995.

677. SORABJI, J. R., Wittgenstein's conception of philosophy as therapy. Manchester: University of Manchester,1995.

678. SQUIRES, Anthony Craig, Memories of truth, habits of following. Toronto: University of Toronto, 1995, 244p.

679. VATER, Stefan, Ludwig Wittgenstein: Lebensbegriff und soziologische Theorie. Linz: Universität Linz, 1995,73 p.

680. WARWICK, Michael Charles, The metaphysics und phenomenology of Wittgenstein's «Tractatus»: Aninterpretative investigation into the nature and function of simple objects in Wittgenstein's early theories of meaning.Eugene:University of Oregon, 1995, 399 p.

681. WILHELMI, Juan, Language and human understanding. A critical examination of a few socio-philosophicalinterpretations of the later Wittgenstein. Uppsala: Uppsala Universitet, 1995, 198 p.

682. ZOIS, Joelle M., Language and the ethical in « Finnegan's Wake» and the philosophy of Ludwig Wittgenstein.New Brunswick:Rutgers State University of New Jersey, 1995, 699 p.

1996

683. AFFELDT, Steven, Constituing Morality: Essays on Expression and the Bases of Intelligibility in Rousseau,Wittgenstein, and Freud. Cambridge (Mass.): Harvard University, 1996.

684. BERMES, Christian, Philosophie der Bedeutung. Bedeutung als Bestimmung und Bestimmbarkeit. Eine Studiezu Frege, Husserl, Cassirer und Hönigswald. Trier: Universität Trier, 1996, 241 p.

685. BUCHHOLZ, Kai, Sprachspiel und Semantik. Saarbrücken: Universität Saarbrücken, 1996, 312.

686. CANNATELLA, H.J., An Investigation of Kant's and Wittgenstein's ideas and their relevance for art anddesign education. London: University of London / Institute of Education, 1996.

687. CEREZO LALLANA, María Mar, El «Tractatus logico-philosophicus» y su interpretación esencialista.Pamplona: Universidad de Navarra, 1996. Çç688. DRUDIS BALDRICH, Raimundo, La noción de filosofía en Wittgenstein. Madrid: Universidad Complutensede Madrid, 1996.


689. FERMANDOIS, Eduardo, Sprachspiele, Sprachakte, Gespräche: eine Untersuchung der Sprachorgmatik. Berlin:Freie Universität Berlin, 1996, 326 p.

690. GAGER, Burkhard, Wittgensteins Weg in die Philosophie. Versuch einer Rekonstruktion seiner intellektuellenSozialisatio über das Ingnieurstudium im Kontext des Rechnikerstreiks. Graz: Universität Graz, 1996, 142 p.

691. HILTMANN, Gabrielle, Aspekte sehen: Bemerkungen zum methodischen Vorgehen in Wittgensteins Spätwerk.Zürich: Universität Zürich, 1996, 124 p.

692. HYDER, David, Spielraum: Helmholtz's Manifold Theory of Perception and the Logical Space of Wittgenstein's«Tractatus». Toronto: University of Toronto, 1996.

693. KOINER, Priska, Wittgenstein und seine Interpreten: eine Untersuchung der wissenschaftlichen Praxis amBeispiel der hermeneutischen Wittgensteininterpretationen samt einer Analyse der Vielschichtigkeit der PhilosophieLudwig Wittgensteins. Wien: Universität Wien, 1996, 129 p.

694. MARTÍNEZ, Horacio, Voluntad y Subjetividad en el pensamiento del «Primer» Wittgenstein: Acerca de unaposibilidad de una lectura ética del «Tractatus». Sâo Paulo: Universidade Estadual de Campinas, 1996.

695. MC CUTCHEON, Felicity Jocelyn, Religion within the limits of language alone; Wittgenstein on philosophyand religion. Sydney: University of New South Wales, 1996, 252 p.

696. MUNZ, Regine, Religion als Beispiel: Sprache und Methode bei Ludwig Wittgenstein in theologischerPerspective. Basel: Universität Basel, 1996, 224 p.

697. O'CONNOR, Margaret Rose, Back to the rough ground! Wittgensteinian moral realism. Minneapolis:University of Minnesota, 1996, 209 p.

698. PARK, Byong-Chul, Phenomenological aspects in Wittgenstein's philosophy. Boston: University of Boston,1996, 264 p.

699. POPOV, Stefan, Wittgenstein's Analytic of the Mystical. New York: New School for Social Research, 1996.

700. PROESSEL, Dean Bodo, The role of the concept of «showing» in Wittgenstein's philosophy. London (Ont.):University of Western Ontario, 1996, 216 p.

701. REID, Lynette, The Determinacy of Logic in Wittgenstein's «Tractatus». Urbana-Champaign: University ofIllinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1996.

702. SCOTT, M. A., Wittgenstein and aspects: the problem of free will, causation and religious belief. London:University College London, 1996.

703. SMITH, W., Representation, art and the real work. York: University of York, 1996.

704. STONE, Martin Jay, Three essays in philosophy and law. Cambridge (Mass.): Harvard University, 1996, 261p.

705. VISWANATHAN, K. S., Existence after the God-man: Kierkegaard, Wittgenstein, and the paradox of Christiantruth. Essex: University of Essex, 1996.

706. WABEL, Thomas, Sprache als Grenze in Luthers theologischer Hermeneutik und Wittgensteins Sprachphilosop-hie. Heidelberg: Universität Heidelberg, 1996, XVIII, 434 p.

707. WIKFORSS, Asa Maria, Linguistic freedom: an essay on meaning and rules. New York: Columbia University,1996, 315 p.

1997

708. ARMOUR, L., A study of colour: Wittgensteinian and ethnomethodological investigations. Lancaster: University


of Lancaster, 1997.

709. BEERMANN, Wilhelm, Die Festlegung des Sprachspiels: eine Erörterung von Wittgensteins «Über Gewissheit»im Ausgang von Sprachspielbegriff der «Philosophischen Untersuchungen». Essen: Universität Essen, 1997, 180 p.

710. CAYFORD, Jerrel, The Radical Readings of Wittgenstein: Wisdom, Cavell, Kripke, and Bloor as a School ofWittgensein Readers. Evanston: Northwestern University at Evanston, 1997.

711. COSTA, Arilson B. C., Delirio e Linguagem: tres ensaios sobre psicose e referencia. Brasilia: Universidadede Brasilia, 1997.

712. ERNST, Andreas, Wittgenstein und religiöser Glaube: Zur Religionsphilosophie des späten Wittgensteins unterbesonderer Berücksichtigung ihrer amerikanischen Rezeptionsgeschichte. Potsdam: Universität Potsdam, 1997, 177p.

713. ELLENBOGEN, Sara, The Later Wittgenstein's Account of Truth. Toronto: University of Toronto, 1997.

714 ERNST, Ulrich, Grammatische Paradoxien: eine Studie zur Mathematikphilosophie des späten Wittgenstein.Heidelberg: Universität Heidelberg, 1997, 230 p.

715. FORD, S., Wittgenstein, Cavell and imagination: a philosophical anthropology. Essex: University of Essex,1997.

716. GMÜR, Felix, Ästhetik bei Wittgenstein: über Sagen und Zeigen. München: Universität München, 1997, 308p.

717. HEINEN, René, Sprachdynamik und Vernunft: Untersuchungen zum Spätwerk Nietzsche s und Wittgensteins.Frankfurt a. M.: Universität Frankfurt am Main, 1997, 373 p.

718. HEYES, Cressida Jane, Back to the Rough Ground! Wittgenstein, Essentialism, and Feminist Methods.Montreal: Mc Gill University, 1997.

719. HOYT, Christopher, A Wittgensteinian Study of Experimental Psychology. Chicago: University of Illinois atChicago, 1997.

720. HUTCHISON, Robert Darren, The Song of Solipsism: Wittgenstein and the End of the Worl. Nashville:Vanderbilt University, 1997.

721. KASTENBAUER, Georg, Anwenden und Deuten: Kripkes Wittgensteininterpretation und die Goethezeit.Tübingen: Universität Tübingen, 1997, 247 p.

722. LINDBERG, Jordan, Language, Logic, Knowledge, and Reality. The Logical Atomisms of Russell andWittgenstein. Columbia: University of Missouri at Columbia, 1997.

723. ORT, Larry J., Wittgenstein's Kierkegaardian Heritage. East Lansing: Michigan State University, 1977.

724. PLEASANTS, Nigel, A Wittgensteinian critique of critical social theory. Cambridge: University of Cambridge,1997.

725. PROOPS, Ian, Logic and Language in Wittgenstein's «Tractatus». Cambridge (Mass.): Harvard University,1977.

726. SCHROEDER, Severin, Das Privatsprachen-Argument. Wittgenstein über Empfindung und Ausdruck.Hamburg: Universität Hamburg, 1997, 224 p.

727. SELMAN, F. J., The soul and immortality. Cambridge: University of Cambridge, 1997.

728. STEUR, Daniel, Die stillen Grenzen der Theorie. Übergänge zwischen Sprache und Erfahrung bei Goethe undWittgenstein. Frankfurt a.-M.: Universität Frankfurt am Main, 1997, 296 p.


729. THOMAS, E. V., Wittgensteinian descriptivism and concepts of self-renuntiation. Milton Keynes: OpenUniversity, 1997.

730. VILLARMEA REQUEJO, Stella Gabriela, El problema del escepticismo en la epistemología contemporánea.Madrid: Universidad Complutense de Madrid, 1997.

731. WEIBERG, Anja, «Und die Begründung hat ein Ende»: Die Bedeutung von Religion und Ethik für denPhilosophen Wittgenstein und das Verständnis seiner Werke. Wien: Universität Wien 1997, 182 p.

1998

732. BOEDEKER, Edgar, The Concept of Showing in the Early Writings of Heidegger and Wittgenstein. Evanston:Northwestern University at Evanston, 1998.

733. FISHER, Edward C., The Politics of Linguistic Turn: A Wittgensteinian Analysis and Critique of the Role ofLanguage in Contemporary Political Theory. Edinburgh: University of Edinburgh, 1998.

734. FURLAN, Reinaldo, Introduçao ao pensamento de Merleau-Ponty: contrapuntos con Freud e Wittgenstein. SâoPaulo / Campinas: Universidade Estadual de Campinas, 1998.

735. HEINER, Steven, Merleau-Ponty an Wittgenstein on Understanding and Its Grounding. Lexington: Universityof Kentucky, 1998.

736. JAMISON, Tracy, Wittgenstein and the Dialectical Representation of Concepts. Cincinnati: University ofCincinnati, 1998.

737. JAREÑO ALARCÓN, Joaquín, Relativismo y lenguaje religioso en la filosofía de Ludwig Wittgenstein. Murcia:Universidad de Murcia, 1998.

738. KOCH, Walter, Über Bedingung und Möglichkeit sprachlicher Bezugnahme auf Empfindungen. Eine Kritik vonLudwig Wittgensteins Auffassung über das Verhältnis von Empfindung, Empfindungswort und Empfindungskorrelat.Heidelberg: Universität Heidelberg, 1998, 154 p.739. LAMPERT, Timm, Wittgensteins frühe Sinnesdatenanalyse. Hamburg: Universität Hamburg, 1998, 361 p.

740. LIN, Hong-Hsin, The Relevance of Heremeneutical Theory in Heidegger, Gadamer, Wittgenstein and Ricoeurfor the Concept of Self in Adult Education. Nottingham: University of Nottingham, 1998.

741. LOOMIS, Eric, The Later Wittgenstein's Philosophy of Logic. Austin: University of Texas at Austin, 1998.

742. LÓPEZ CUENCA, Alberto, Seguir una regla: Lenguaje, práctica y justificación en el último Wittgenstein.Madrid: Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, 1998.

743. MEDINA, José, Wittgenstein's Transition: Meaning, Rules and Practices. Evanston: Northwestern UniversitatEvanston, 1998.

744. MVUMBI, Khuala Interiorité et langage privé chez Wittgesntein: Definition du champ théoretique de la questionet analyse critique des arguments. Tübingen: Universität Tübingen, 1998, V, 328 p.

745. OSTROW, Matthew, Wittgenstein, Plato, and the Liberating World. Boston: Boston University, 1998.

746. PICHLER, Alois, Wittgenstein und das Schreiben. Ansätze zu einem Schreiberporträt. Innsbruck: UniversitätInnsbruck, 1998, 141 p.

747. RITTER, Ulrike, Language as Chiffre. Wittgenstein's theory of symbols. München: Universität München, 1998,VIII, 197 p.

748. SÄÄTELÄ, Simo, Aesthetics as Grammar. Wittgensteinnand Post-Analytic Philosophy of Art. Uppsala:University of Uppsala, Department of Aesthetics, 1998.


749. SOUTER, A. Wittgenstein, fideism and the linguistic turn in post-war British philosophy of religion. St.Andrews: University of St. Andrews, 1998.

750. SPREMBERG, Heinz, Zur Aktualität der Ästhetik Immanuel Kants: Ein Versuch zu Kants ästhetischerUrteilstheorie mit Blick auf Wittgenstein und Sibbley. Passau: Universität Passau, 1998, 370 p.

751. STOBART, J. B. The self, linguistic and aesthetic: A study in the early philosophy of Wittgenstein and Sartre.Durham: University of Durham, 1998.

752. STUART, J. J., A critical non-reductionist realist response to Kripke's Wittgenstein's sceptical paradox. Birming-ham: University of Birmingham, 1998.

753. TEMELINI, Michael Joseph, Seeing Things Differently: Wittgenstein and Social and Political Philosophy.Montreal: Mc Gill University, 1998.

754. WATZKA, Heinrich, Sagen und Zeigen. Die Verschränkung von Metaphysik und Sprachkritik beim frühen undbei späten Wittgenstein. Berlin: Humboldt Universität, 1998, 184 p.

755. WORRELL, Mark, Aren't You Really a Behavioralist in Disguise? Philosophical Psychology in LudwigWittgenstein's «Philosophical Investigations». Toronto: Univerity of Toronto, 1998.

1999

756. CROCKER, Thomas, The Human Aspect: Wittgenstein on the Ethical Point of view. Nashville: VanderbiltUniversity, 1999.

757. DIAZ BADA, Javier, El problema de la distinción entre enunciados analíticos y sintéticos en la filosofía analítica.Madrid: Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, 1999.

758. GOERES, Ralf, Die Entwicklung der Philosophie Wittgensteins. Unter besonderer Berücksichtigung seinerLogikkonzeptionen. Düsseldorf: Universität Düsseldorf, 1999, 382 p.

759. LESLIE, Hild Margared Werburgh, Freud After Wittgenstein: A Re-Evaluation of Freudian PsychoanalyticConcepts. Edinburgh: University of Edinburgh, 1999.

760. LINDSKOG, Dale, Diagnosis and Distinction: From Augustine's Picture to Wittgenstein's Picture. York: YorkUniversity, 1999.

761. LOFTIS, James Robert, Normativity and Mathematics: A Wittgensteinian Approach to Study of Number.Evanston: Northwestern University at Evanston, 1999.

762. RABINOWITZ, R. M., God is not an object. A Wittgensteinian account of belief in God. London: BirkbeckCollege, 1999.

763. RIBEIRO, Henrique JALES, Bertrand Russell e as origens da filosofia analítica. O impacto do «TractatusLogico-Philosophicus» na filosofia de Russell. Coimbra: Universidade de Coimbra, 1999, 579 p.

764. WOODRUFF, David, Tractarian Mysticism: Moral Transformation through Aesthetic Contemplation inWittgenstein's Early Philosophy Chicago: University of Illinois at Chicago, 1999.

2000

765. BARCELO, A.A. Arturo, Mathematics as Grammar. Bloomington: Indiana University, 2000.

766. CARTER, Z. A., Speaking to others: Reflections on Wittgenstein's Builders. Wales: University of Swansea,2000.

767. CORNWELL, J., Ethical practice and objective reasons: Kantian and Wittgensteinian Themes in the objectivityof ethical reasons. Oxford: University of Oxford, 2000.


768. ENGELMANN, Mauro L., A que pode mostrar un contra-senso (como compreender a conclusao do«Tractatus» de Wittgenstein. Rio Grande do Sul: Universidade Federal de Rio Grande do Sul, 2000.

769. GELBMANN, Gerhard, Die pragmatische Kommunikationstheorie. Rekonstruktion, wissenschaftlicherHintergrund, Kritik. Wien: Universität Wien, 2000.

770. GUSTAFSSON, Martin, Entangled Sense. An Inquiry into the Philosophical Significance of Meaning and Rules.Uppsala: Uppsala University, Depart,emt of Philosophy, 2000.

771. HARRISON-MARCHAND, C. P., Reason and religious belief in traditional epistemology, reformedepistemology, and Wittgenstein. A critical comparative inquiry. Wales: University of Swansea, 2000.

772. HOWES, Bruce, The Clear Terminus: A Kierkegaardian Reader of Wittgenstein's Tractatus. Ottawa: Univer-sity of Ottawa, 2000.

773. HUGUES, Julian Christopher, Understanding Dementia: A Wittgenstenian Critique of Models of Derrida.Warwick: University of Warwick, 2000.

774. KOWALENKO, R., Goodman's riddle of induction and the Kripke-Wittgenstein paradox. London: Schoolof Slovenic and East European Studies, 2000.

775. LAMBERT, Pasquier, Logique, éthique et esthétique chez Wittgenstein entre 1911 et 1921. Montréal: Universitéde Montréal, 2000.

776. LI, Puqun, Wittgenstein on Nonsignificant Propositions. Ottawa: University of Ottawa, 2000.

777. LITWACK, Eric B., The Later Wittgenstein's Humanism and the Question of Moral Justification. Kingston:Queen's University, 2000.

778. MARCELLE, Larry, Logic, World and Language in Wittgenstein's Tractatus. New York: New School forSocial Research, 2000.

779. NIENTIED, Mariela, Kierkegaard und Wittgenstein: «Hineintäuschen in das Wahre». Frankfurt /Oder:Europa-Universität, 2000, XI, 406 p.

780. OH, Seon Ok, Die Privatsprachenargumentation und Wittgensteins «Philosophischen Untersuchungen» inHinsicht auf die analytische Philosophie des Geistes. München: Universität München, 2000, III, 190 p.

781. RICHERS, Nikolaj, Wittgenstein's Jukundus: Language, Pathology and Therapy. York: York University, 2000.

782. ROBERTS, Laura K., Situated Objectivity: Etical Judgement, Critique and Justification after WittgensteinUrbana-Champaign: University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2000.

783. SCHMITZ, Barbara, Wittgenstein über Sprache und Empfindung. Eine historische und systematische Darste-llung. Freiburg i. Br.: Universität Freiburg im Breisgau, 2000, 312 p.

784. SNYDER, Eric, The Philosophy of Mathematics of Wittgenstein's Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus. London(Ontario): University of Western Ontario, 2000.

785. STOSCH, Klaus von, Glaubensverantwortung in doppelter Kontingenz: Untersuchungen zur Verortungfundamentaler Theologier nach Wittgenstein. Bonn: Universität Bonn, 2000, 391 p.

786. WILLE, Katrin Erdmuth, Systemdenken: System als Konstellation in Wittgensteins Tractatus und System alsKonstitution in Hegels Seinlogik. München: Universität München, 2000, 174 p.

787. YAN, H. K. T., Art, morality and ethics: Philosophical interpretations. Wales: University of Lampeter, 2000.

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788. ADDIS, M. R., Wittgenstein on Criteria. Leeds: University of Leeds, 2001.

789. AMARAL, Felipe S., Causaçao mental e reduçao. Brasilia: Universidade de Brasilia, 2001.

790. EIBACH-DANZEGLOCKE, Swantje, Theologie als Grammatik. Die Wittgensteinrezeptionen D.Z. Phillipsund George A. Lindbecks und ihre Impulse für theologisches Arbeiten. Bonn: Universität Bonn, 2001, 214 p.

791. KORITENSKY, Andreas, Wittgensteins Phänomenologie der Religion: zur Rehabilitierung religiöser Ausdruck-sformen im Zeitalter der wissenschaftlichen Weltanschauung. München: Hochschule für Philosophie, 2001, 320 p.

792. PALMA, Jorge L. P., Gramática filosófica e propociçoes necesárias. Brasilia: Universidade de Brasilia, 2001.

793. PLANT, R. C., The sacrifice of good conscience. Religion, ethics and guilt in the work of Wittgenstein, Levinasand Derrida. Aberdeen: University of Aberdeen, 2001.

794. RUDRUM, D., Wittgenstein and the theory of narrative. London: Royal Holloway and Bedford New College,2001.

795. SCHNEIDER, Jan Georg, Wittgenstein und Platon. Sokratisch-platonische Dialektik im Lichte der Wittgens-teinschen Sprachspielkonzeption. Aachen: Technische Hochschule, 2001, 295 p.

796. STEUTZGER, Irene, «Zu einem Sprachspiel gehört eine ganze Kultur»: Wittgenstein in der Schreibeweisen vonIngeborg Bachmann und Thomas Bernhard. Freiburg i. Br.: Universität Freiburg im Breisgau, 2001, 293 p.

2002

797. CAMPBELL, P. J., On rules and the metaphysics of meaning. Edinburgh: University of Edinburgh, 2000.

798. CREGO DIAZ, Antonio, Karl Marx y Ludwig Wittgenstein: Elementos para una teoría sociopsicológica delconocimiento. Madrid: Universidad Complutense, 2002.

799. GILLESPIE, Gordon, Dummett und die «Krankheit erklären zu woollen». Eine Kritik der Bedeutungstheorie-Konzeption Dummetts mit Blick auf die Mathematik und der Anti-Reduktionismus Wittgensteins hinsichtlichBedeutung und Verstehen. Berlin: Freie Universität Berlin, 2002.

800. GURROLA PÉREZ, Pedro, La influencia de Ludwig Wittgenstein en el Teatro europeo contemporáneo.Barcelona: Universidad de Barcelona, 2002.

801. GUTER, Eran, Where Language Ends: Ludwig Wittgenstein at the Crossroads of Music, Language, and theWorld. Boston: University of Boston, 2002.

802. IVEN, Matthias, «Wenn etwas Gut ist so ist es auch Göttlich. Die Ethik im Leben Ludwig Wittgensteins. Berlin:Humboldt Universität, 2002, 548 p.

803. KING, A., Language, logic and ethics. A study of the «Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus» and its impact onWittgenstein's subsequent thought. Cambridge: University of Cambridge, 2002.

804. LAWN, C., The later Wittgenstein and Gadamer's philosophical hermeneutics. Dublin: University College,2002.

805. NGUYEN, Vu-Hao Das Konzept vom Menschen in der Sprachphilosophie Wittgensteins. Die anthropologischenGrundlagen für Erziehung und intellektuelles Verstehen. Passau: Universität Passau, 2002, XV, 301 p.

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807. QUINTANA PAZ, Miguel Angel, Normatividad, interpretación y praxis: Wittgenstein en un giro hermenéutico-nihilista. Salamanca: Universidad de Salamanca, 2002.


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808. ADAMO, Christopher, Merleau-Ponty and the Problem of Intersubjectivity: Encounters with Wittgenstein,Se-llars,McDowell, and Levinas on the Foundation, Nature, and Modality of Intersubjective Reflexions. New York:NewSchool University, 2003.

809. ARISO SALGADO, José M., Wittgenstein o mirar a los ojos. Madrid: Universidad Complutense, 2003.

810. BRICE, Robert G., Wittgenstein's New Kind of Foundationalism. East Lansing: Michigan State University,2003.

811. CHAPA AZUELA, Luz M., La relación crítica de Karl Popper con el Círculo de Viena y Ludwig Wittgenstein.Datos e interpretaciones. Pamplona: Universidad de Navarra, 2003.

812. GABRIELLI, Paolo, Sinn und Bild bei Wittgenstein und Benjamin. Wien: Universität Wien, 2003, 742 p.

813. GÖRICKE, Ursula, Poetry as epistemological inquiry: Reading Bernstein reading Cavell reading Wittgenstein.Aachen: Technische Hochschule, 2003.

814. KNOTT, H. A., An instint for meaning. Wales: University of Swansea, 2003.

815. KUUSELA, Ostari, Wittgenstein's conception of philosophy amd philosophical method. Oxford: University ofOxford, 2003.

816. LOS, Paul, The First Wawe: Wittgenstein's Early Influence upon Russell's Philosophy. Toronto: University ofToronto, 2003.

817. LUNTLEY, Michael, Wittgenstein. Meaning and Judgement. Warwick: University of Warwick, 2003, 208 p.

818. MIRANDA FERREIRO, Marta, Lenguaje y Realidad. Una confrontación con Tomás de Aquino. Roma:Università della Santa Croce, 2003, 299 p.

819. NICHOLL, J. D., Wittgenstein's private language argument. Sheffield: University of Sheffield, 2003.

820. O'CONNOR, Reg. Oppression and Responsibility. A Wittgensteinian Approach to Social Practices and MoralTheory University Park: Pennsylvania State University, 2003, 168 p.

821. ORDI FERNÁNDEZ, Joan, El imperativo del silencio. Sentido del «Tractatus» de Wittgenstein a la luz de latesis séptima. Barcelona: Universidad Ramón Llull, 2003.

822. PEACH, Andrew, «Denken wir uns»: Imaginative Scenarios in Wittgenstein's Philosophy. Washington:Catholic University of America, 2003.

823. ROMDENH-ROMLUCK, H., First-person thought and the first-person pronoun: a critique. Sheffield:University of Sheffield. 2003.

824. VINTIADIS, Elly, Teaching Difference: An explication and defense of Wittgenstein's «On Certainty». NewYork: City University of New York, 2003.

2004

825. BAIASU, R., Rethinking transcendental philosophy: a comparative analysis of the early Wittgenstein and the laterWittgenstein. Manchester: Manchester Metropolitan (University), 2004.

2005

826. YESTARAN URIZ, Ignacio, Implicaciones para las Ciencias de la Mente, las Matemáticas y las Ciencias Socialesen el seguimiento de reglas a la luz de L. Wittgenstein. San Sebastián: Universidad del País Vasco, 2005.

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