Table of Contents
List of Contributors vii
Acknowledgments xiii
Abbreviations of Wittgenstein's Works xv
Introduction: Seeing Aspects in Wittgenstein William Day Victor J. Krebs 1
I Aspects of “seeing-as”
1 Aesthetic Analogies Norton Balkin 23
2 Aspects, Sense, and Perception Sandra Laugier 40
3 An Allegory of Affinities: On Seeing a World of Aspects in a Universe of Things Timothy Gould 61
4 The Touch of Words Stanley Cavell 81
II Aspects and the self
II.1 Self-Knowledge
5 In a New Light: Wittgenstein, Aspect-Perception, and Retrospective Change in Self-Understanding Garry L. Hagberg 101
6 The Bodily Root: Seeing Aspects and Inner Experience Victor J. Krebs 120
II.2 Problems of Mind
7 (Ef)facing the Soul: Wittgenstein and Materialism David R. Cerbone 143
8 Wittgenstein on Aspect-Seeing, the Nature of Discursive Consciousness, and the Experience of Agency Richard Eldridge 162
III Aspects and Language
9 The Philosophical Significance of Meaning-Blindness Edward Minor 183
10 Wanting to Say Something: Aspect-Blindness and Language William Day 204
IV Aspects and Method
IV.1 Therapy
11 On Learning from Wittgenstein, or What Does It Take to See the Grammar of Seeing Aspects? Avner Baz 227
12 The Work of Wittgenstein's Words: A Reply to Baz Stephen Mulhall 249
13 On the Difficulty of Seeing Aspects and the “Therapeutic” Reading of Wittgenstein Steven G. Affeldt 268
IV.2 Seeing Connections
14 Overviews: What Are They of and What Are They For? Frank Cioffi 291
15 On Being Surprised: Wittgenstein on Aspect-Perception, Logic, and Mathematics Juliet Floyd 314
16 The Enormous Danger Gordon C. F. Bearn 338
Appendix: A Page Concordance for Unnumbered Remarks in Philosophical Investigations William Day 357
List of Works Cited 373
Index 385
