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1953
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1957
3. NERLICH, G.G., Wittgenstein's <<Tractatuslogico-philosophicus>>. Adelaide (Australia): University ofAdelaide, 1957.
1958
4. GINNANE, W. J., Thought, language and behaviour, with particularreference to the later works of Wittgenstein. Melbourne (Australia):University of Melbourne, 1958.
1959
5. ESTRADA GALES, Sara, Estudio del lenguaje en los escritos deWittgenstein (1918-1949). Barcelona: Universidad de Barcelona, 1959, 59p.
1960
6. ALLAIRE, Edwin Bonar, jr., A critical Examination ofWittgenstein's Tractatus. Iowa City: University of Iowa, 1960, 234p.
7. GRIFFIN, J. P., Wittgenstein's logical atomism. A criticalexposition of the basic philosophical theories on which the<<Tractatus>> is built Oxford: Corpus Christi, 1960.
8. ZWEIG, Arnulf, Theories of real definition: a study of the viewsof Aristotle, C.I. Lewis, and Wittgenstein. Stanford: StanfordUniversity, 1960, 194 p.
1961
9. CAVELL, Stanley Louis, The Claim to Rationality: Knowledge andthe basis of Morality. Cambridge (Mass.): Harvard University, 1961, 142p.
10. CROWE, Charles Lawson, A new estimate of the significance ofWittgenstein's <<Tractatus>> for the analysis oftheological discourse. New York: Columbia University, 1961, 200 p.
11. GIBBS, Benjamin Robert, Wittgenstein and the problem ofmeaning. Christchurch (New Zealand): University of 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 thephilosophy of Wittgenstein. Chicago: University of Chicago, 1961, 141 p.
14. PAMPAPATHY, Rao A., Problems of meaning, with special referenceto Wittgenstein. Saugar (India): University of Saugar, 1961.
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15. COLBERT, James G., Ideas basicas 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 philosophicalTherapy. Bronx: Fordham Univesity, 1962, 443 p.
18 SHAW, J. W., The influence of the later philosophy ofWittgenstein upon the philosophy of mind. Bangor (Wales); University ofWales, 1962.
19. SIVASAMBU, N., Some problems presented in the<<Tractatus>>. London: University College London, 1962.
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21. FELIX, F. J. P. C., Situacao da linguagem no<<Tractatus>> de Wittgenstein.Sao Paulo: Universidade de SaoPaulo, Faculdade de Filosofia, Ciencias Humanas e Letras, 1963.
22. GRIFFITH, William Byron, Problems about infinity:Wittgenstein's contributions. New Haven: Yale University, 1963, 144p.
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23. FAVRHOLDT, David, An interpretation and critique ofWittgenstein's <<Tractatus>>. Copenhagen: KobenhavnsUniversitet, 1964.
24. HALLETT, Garth, Definitio Wittgensteiniana significationis etusum. Roma: Pontificia Universitas Gregoriana, 1964, 210 p.
25. HARRIS, Charles Edwin, jr., Wittgenstein's criticism ofostensive explanation. Nashville: Vanderbilt University, 1964, 218 p.
26. HERVEY, H., Meaning and psychological concepts in the laterphilosophy of Wittgenstein. Oxford: University of Oxford, 1964.
27. MORRISON, James Carlton, Meaning and truth inWittgenstein's <<Tractatus>>. University Park:Pennsylvania State University, 1964, 176 p.
28. RUDDICK, Sara Loop, Wittgenstein on sensation statements.Cambridge (Mass.): Harvard University, 1964, 153 p.
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29. BURLINGAME, Charles Edward, On the Logic of <<Seeingas>> Locution.Charlottesville: University of Virginia, 1965, 168p.
30. DOWNEY, Richard Kenneth, Pain in Wittgenstein. Toronto:University of Toronto, 1965.
31. GARVER, Newton, Grammar and Criteria.Ithaca (N.Y.): CornellUniversity, 1965, 349 p.
32. HIGH, Dallas Milton, Language and belief. Studies inWittgenstein's <<Philosophical Investigations>> and thereligious use of language. Durham, N. C.: Duke University, 1965, 291 p.
33. HOPE, V.M., Wittgenstein's <<Tractatuslogico-philosophicus>> and the picture theory of meaning.Edinburgh: University of Edinburgh, 1965.
34. LONG, Thomas Aquinas, Wittgenstein, criteria and privateexperience. Cincinnati: University of Cincinnati, 1965, 161 p.
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1966
36. BLACK, Donald John, On Wittgenstein's Simples. Toronto:University of Toronto, 1966.
37. BLOCKER, Harry Eugene, An Examination of Problems Involved inthe Ascription of Emotive Features to Works of Art. Berkeley: Universityof California at Berkeley, 1966, 401 p.
38. BUCHANAN, Rupert Archer, Wittgenstein's discussion ofsensation. Durham, N.C.: Duke University, 1966, 260 p.
39. DOUMA, Felix John, Grammar in the later philosophy ofWittgenstein. Toronto: University of Toronto, 1966.
40. GOFF, Robert Allen, The language of method inWittgenstein's <<Philosophical Investigations>>.Madison, Wisc.: Drew University, 1966/67, 153 p.
41. HARWICK, Charles Sidnes, Language learning and language gamesin Wittgenstein's later work. Austin: The University of Texas atAustin, 1966/67, 217 p.
42. KIRBY, Ronald Vernon, The other Mind Quandery.Berkeley:University of California at Berkeley, 1966, 318 p.
43. KNUFERMANN, B., Theorien Wittgensteins in derBildsprache.Munchen: Universitat Munchen, 1966, 140 p.
44. LAL, B., Language, logic, and the world. An Examination of someparts of Wittgenstein's Tractatus.London: Birkbeck College, 1966.
45. LIVELY, Elaine, An examination of the concept of meaning inWittgenstein and Schlick. Hamilton, Ont.: Mac Master University, 1966.
46. MORICK, Harold, Wittgenstein's attack on the privilegedaccess view of thoughts and feelings. New York: Columbia University,1966, 138 p.
47. SHERIDAN, Gregory Robert, The Privacy of Mind: An Essay on theLogic of Psychological Statements. Los Angeles: University of Californiaat 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 ofMeaning. New Haven: Yale University, 1966, 284 p.
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50. AMDUR, Stephen, Toward an Understanding of the Later Philosophyof Wittgenstein. Albuquerque: University of New Mexico, 1967.
51. BOGEN, James Benjamin, Aspects of the development ofWittgenstein's philosophy of language. Berkeley: University ofCalifornia at Berkeley, 1967 474 p.
52. BRODEUR, Jean-Paul, La notion de philosophie dans l'oeuvrede Wittgenstein. Montreal : Universite de Montreal, 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 ofWittgenstein's <<Philosophical Investigations>>.Hamilton: Mc Master University, 1967.
55. GUSTASON, William Whitby, Negation and assertion in Frege andthe <<Tractatus>>. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan, 1967,322 p.
56. HUNNINGS, G., Wittgenstein's Theories of Language. London:University College London, 1967.
57. KIM, Yersu, Die bedeutungstheoretische Problematik in derPhilosophie Wittgensteins und Husserls. Bonn: Universitat Bonn, 1967,131 p.
58. LE MIERE, Arthur Paul, An Examination of Wittgenstein'sviews on private language. Montreal: Mc Gill University, 1967.
59. LEWIS, Harry Anthony, Criteria, Theory and Knowledge of OtherMinds. Stanford: Stanford University, 1967, 222 p.
60. MULLER, Anselm, Ontologie in Wittgensteins<<Tractatus>>. Fribourg / Suisse: Universite de Fribourg,1967, 250 p.
61. ROSSI, Jean Gerard, Le << Tractatus logico-philosophicus>> de Ludwig Wittgenstein. Paris : Universite de Paris, 1967.
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63. SIEVERT, Donald Edward, Austin, Wittgenstein, and Strawson onMind. Iowa City: University of Iowa, 1967, 141 p.
64. SMERUD, Warren Douglas, Can There Be a Private Language? AReview of Some Principal Arguments. Seattle: University of Washington,1967, 171 p.
65. TOLAND, William Gipsy, The later Wittgenstein and classicalpragmatism: a critical appraisal. Chapel Hill: University of NorthCarolina at Chapel Hill, 1967, 262 p.
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66. BECKMAN, James B., Wittgenstein and religious belief. Toronto:St. Michael's College, 1968.
67. BELL, Richard Henry, Theology as Grammar: Uses of LinguisticPhilosophy for the Study of Theology, with Special Reference to LudwigWittgenstein. 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. Aprolegomenon to a metaphysics of being. Saint Bonaventure: University ofSt. Bonaventure, 1968, 184 p.
70. GIEGEL, Hans Joachim, Die Logik der seelischen Ereignisse: zurTheorien von L. Wittgenstein und W. Sellars. Frankfurt a.M.; UniversitatFrankfurt 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 andmathematics. Cambridge (Mass.): Harvard University, 1968, 232 p.
73. KLUGE, Eike-Henner Wendelin, Functions and things: an essay inthe metaphysics of Frege and Wittgenstein. Ann Arbor: University ofMichigan, 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 metaphysicalinterpretations of Wittgenstein's <<Tractatus>>.Pretoria: University of South Africa, 1968.
76. SCHWYZER, Hubert Rudolf George, The Acquisition of Concepts andthe Use of Language. Berkeley: University of California at Berkeley,1968, 186 p.
77. SHALOM, Albert, Etudes sur la philosophie du langage : lesdoctrines de Frege et du << Tractatus >> de Wittgenstein.Paris : Universite de Paris, 1968.
78. WHITE, James Eadie, Cartesian Privacy and the Problem of theOther 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 andthe philosophy of Ludwig Wittgenstein. Seattle: University ofWashington, 1969, 154 p.
81. DWIVEDI, Deoki Nandan, Wittgenstein and his influence oncontemporary English Philosophy.Allahabad (India): University ofAllahabad, 1969.
82. GARVEY, James A., The problem of other selves in the philosophyof Wittgenstein. Louvain: Universite de Louvain, 1969.
83. GEBAUER, Gunter, Paradigmen, Bilder, Normen. Beitrage zu einerTheorie der Bedeutung im Anschluss an die spate Philosophie LudwigWittgensteins. Berlin: Technische Universitat, 1969, 116 p.
84. GOTTLIEB, Diane F., The effect of Wittgenstein's views oflanguage and meaning on Hume's epistemology. Washington: AmericanUniversity, 1969.
85. HARVEY, Jean, Wittgenstein's treatment of the asymetry ofmentalistic terms. Burnaby: Simon Fraser University, 1969.
86. LEVIN, Michael Bric, Wittgenstein's philosophy ofmathematics. New York: Columbia University, 1969, 526 p.
87. PRICE, Jeffrey Thomas, Language and being inWittgenstein'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 ofWittgenstein's <<Philosophical Investigations>>.Tallahassee: Florida State University, 1969.
90. SCHACHTER, Jean-Pierre Adalbert, The core ofWittgenstein's <<Investigations>>. A philosophy oflanguage. Syracuse: University of Syracuse, 1969, 182 p.
91. SCHOLZ, Freimut, Untersuchungen zum Problem derEmpfindungsworter bei Wittgenstein. Munchen: Universitat Munchen, 1969,VIII, 112 p.
92. SMUCKER, Jan Arden, A Study of the Problem of determiningontological Commitments in Wittgenstein's<<Tractatus>>. East Lansing: Michigan State University,1969, 278 p.
93. STRATTON, John Reginald, Analysis and individuals: anexamination of the notions of a picture, objects, and sense inWittgenstein's <<Tractatus>>.Toronto: University ofToronto, 1969.
94. SULLIVAN, Thomas D.,The problem of universals in the laterLudwig Wittgenstein. Collegeville: St. John's University, 1969, 244p.
95. WALLACE, Kyle Lee, Wittgenstein's Theory of Meaning. CoralGables: University of Miami, 1969, 234 p.
1970
96. ANCHISI, R., La fondazione del misticismo nel<<Tractatus>> di Wittgenstein. Milano: Universita Cattolicadel Sacro Cuore, 1970.
97. BRUZINA, Ronald, Wittgenstein, Heidegger et la pensee dulangage. Procedes et principes paradoxaux de la reflexion sur le langagechez Wittgenstein et chez Heidegger.Paris : Universite de Paris, 1970.
98. CARLSON, John William, Wittgenstein on language andphilosophical understanding : a study of continuities in histhought.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 andChomsky: An Examination of the current theories of innate ideas.Austin:University of Texas at Austin, 1970, 218 p.
101. FAY, Thomas Aquinas, Heidegger on Logic. An Encounter of histhought with Wittgenstein. Bronx: Fordham University, 1970, 350 p.
102. GENOVA, Judith, An Approach to Wittgenstein'sMetaphysics.Waltham: Brandeis University, 1970, 187 p.
103. GIBBENS, Helen Paxton, Berkeley and Wittgenstein: somecorrelations. Norman: University of Oklahoma, 1970, 169 p.
104. HARWARD, Donald West, The distinction between saying andshowing 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 LudwigWittgenstein's <<Philosophical Investigations>> andsome implications for the philosophy of education. Burnaby: Simon FraserUniversity, 1970.
106. HILL, C.M.,An examination of the main themes ofWittgenstein's <<Philosophical Investigations>>.Bangor:University of Wales, 1970.
107. JANIK, Allan, Uncle Ludwig's book on ethics:Wittgenstein's <<Tractatus>> reconsidered. Waltham:Brandeis University, 1970, 224 p.
108. MINAHAN, John Patrick, Metaphysics and the<<Tractatus>>. A re-examination of the picture theory.Washington: Georgetown University, 1970, 154 p.
109. MUNOZ VEIGA, Jacobo, El primer Wittgenstein. Exposicion einterpretacion del <<Tractatus>>. Barcelona: Universidad deBarcelona, 1970, V, 118 p.
110. PLAMANDON, Jacques A., La conception du langage chezWittgenstein. Aix-en- Provence-- Marseille : Universite de Provence,1970.
111. RANALLI, Robert Frank Philip, Wittgenstein and <<religious >> language. Hamilton: Mc Master University, 1970.
112. REIGEL, Thomas J., Strawson and Wittgenstein: thenon-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 uber das<<Unaussprechliche>> in der Philosophie LudwigWittgensteins. Salzburg: Universitat Salzburg, 1970, 126 p.
115. SCHMUCKER, Larry Alan, Wittgenstein's remarks on basicviews. Austin: University of Texas at Austin, 1970, 263 p.
116. SCOTT, S. H., Wittgenstein's objections to ontologicalanalysis. Bloomington: Indiana University of Bloomington, 1970.
117. SEFLER, George Francis, The structure of language and itsrelation to the world: a methodological study of the writings of MartinHeidegger and Ludwig Wittgenstein. Washington: Georgetown University,1970, 312 p.
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118. BENSCH, Rudolf, Der Status der apriorischen und insbesondereder mathematischen Satze im Spatwerk Ludwig Wittgensteins.Bonn:Universitat Bonn, 1971, 164 p.
119. COOKE, Vincent Michael, Wittgenstein's Use of the privateLanguage Discussion.Madison: University of Wisconsin, 1971, 117 p.
120. DERWORT, Michael, Die Bildtheorie der Sprache in Wittgensteins<<Tractatus logico- philosophicus>>. Freiburg i. Br.:Universitat Freiburg, 1971, 240 p.
121. FELDERHOF, Marius Constantyn, Our games with<<God>>: the Wittgensteinian approachto 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 ofQuine 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 eines radikalenAufklarers.Koln: Universitat Koln, 1971, II, 235 p.
126. LISKE, Colin Malcolm, The will in Wittgenstein. Montreal: McGill University, 1971.
127. MC BRIDE, Frank Abbott, The later Wittgenstein'sConception of Teaching. East Lansing: Michigan State University, 1971,95 p.
128. MALLA, Netrananda, The unity of Wittgenstein's Thought. Astudy of the links between the earlier and the laterWittgenstein.Kanpur: Indian Institute of Technology, 1971.
129. MALMGREN, Helge, Intentionality and knowledge. Studies in thephilosophy of G.E. Moore and Ludwig Wittgenstein.Goteborg: GoteborgsUniversitet, 1971.
130. MENDES GIL, Fernando, La logique du nom. Articulation dulogique et de l'ideologie dans la theorie de la denomination atravers Frege, Russell, Wittgenstein, Carnap, Quine. Paris : Universitede Paris, 1971.
131. MORENO, Arley, O problema da significacao em Wittgenstein :Uma introducao ao estudo do << Tractatus >>.Sao Paulo :Universidade de Sao Paulo, 1971.
132. PAYER, Peter, Sprachtheorie und Ontologie. Eine semiotischeUntersuchung, unter besonderer Berucksichtigung von Ludwig Wittgensteins<<Tractatus logico-philosophicus>>.Graz: Universitat Graz,1971, VI, 248 p.
133. ROSSVAER, Viggo, Kant og Wittgenstein. Methoden los Kant ogden senere Wittgenstein i lys av forholdet mellom trascendental logikkog (logistik) grammatikk.Oslo: Oslo Universitet, 1971.
134. TEMBLAY, Richard, Sens et non-sens chez Wittgenstein. Montreal: Universite de Montreal, 1971.
135. VELDE, Eric van der, On eindigheid bij Wittgenstein: Enkelehoofdlijnen van << Tractatus >> tot << PhilosophischeUntersuchungen >>.Leiden: Rijksuniversiteit, 1971, 130 p.
136. WEBB, Thomas Remson, Logic and the World inWittgenstein's <<Tractatus>>. Halifax: DalhousieUniversity, 1971.
137. YOOS, George E.,An analysis of three studies on pictorialrepresentation: M.C. Beardsley, E.E. Gombrich, and L.Wittgenstein.Columbia: University of Missouri, 1971, 231 p.
138. YOUNGER, J.A., Wittgenstein, Braithwaite, and religiouslanguage. Bristol: University of Bristol, 1971.
1972
139. ALLMAKER, Ali Martin, <<Wholeness>> in thephilosophy of the later Wittgenstein and its applicability to thephilosophy of the education.Albany (N.Y.): State University of New Yorkat Albany, 1972, 223 p.
140. ANDERSON, Leland Tyson, jr., Wittgenstein and the logicalpossibility of immortality. Philadelphia: Temple University, 1972, 230p.
141. BASSEN, Paul C.,The Private Language Argument and the Argumentof <<Philosophical Investigations>>, Section 258.Berkeley:University of California at Berkeley, 1972.
142. BILDHAUER, William Mathias, The Reality of God. AnInvestigation of the Adequacy of Wittgensteinian Fideism.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 Investigation. New Haven: YaleUniversity, 1972, 265 p.
145. DIETRICH, Rolf-Albert, Untersuchungen uber den Begriff<<Mystischen>> in Wittgensteins <<Tractatus>>.Gottingen: Universitat Gottingen, 1972, III, 255 p.
146. DUNLAP, Lowell Alverson, Sense, nonsense, and senselessness:An essay in the continuity of the thought of LudwigWittgenstein.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 ofWittgenstein's philosophy. Chapel Hill: University of NorthCarolina at Chapel Hill, 1972, 188 p.
149. FRIEDMAN, J. W., Atomic versus elementary: a central issue inWittgenstein'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 logicalnecessity. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania, 1972, 175 p.
152. KLENK, Virginia H., Wittgenstein's philosophy ofmathematics. 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 ofWittgenstein's <<Tractatus>>. Tallahassee: FloridaState University, 1972, 327 p.
155. MARTIN, Dean Monroe, Christian consciousness: its emergencewith the mastery of concepts within the Christian community, Withspecial reference to Ludwig Wittgenstein.Waco: Baylor University, 1972,242 p.
156. ROLSTON, Howard Lee, Wittgenstein's concept of familyresemblance. Cambridge (Mass.): Harvard University, 1972.
157. SAVITT, Steven Frederick, Frege and Wittgenstein on identity,logic, and number. Waltham: Brandeis University, 1972, 172 p.
158. STITH, Robert Charles, A phenomenological interpretation ofWittgenstein. Pittsburgh: Duquesne University, 1972, 225 p.
159. STUDHALTER, Kurt, Ethik, Religion und Lebensform bei LudwigWittgenstein. Innsbruck: Universitat Innsbruck, 1972, 125 p.
160. TSSAIKAS, Theodoros, Die Bedeutung des Begriffes Philosophiebei Martin Heidegger, Theodor W. Adorno und Ludwig Wittgenstein Versucheiner Interpretation. Wien: Universitat Wien, 1972, 146 p.
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161. AMERIKS, Karlis Peter, Cartesianism and Wittgenstein: thelegacy of subjectivism in contemporary philosophy of mind.New Haven:Yale University, 1972, 264 p.
162. ANTHONY, Clifford Hugh, Language as mirror of the world inWittgenstein's <<Tractatus>>. London (Ontario):University of Western Ontario, 1972.
163. BENARAB, Gertrud, Die operativ-pragmatische Basis derSprachphilosophie Ludwig Wittgensteins. Eine Studie zur Kontinuitat derSprachphilosophie Ludwig Wittgensteins.Hamburg: Universitat Hamburg,1973, XXIII, 286 p.
164. BOER, Steven Ernest, Language Games. An Interpretation andCritique of the later Wittgenstein's Philosophy of Language. AnnArbor: University of Michigan, 1973, 360 p.
165. CAMPBELL, William Edward, Wittgenstein's picture theoryof 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 language remarks.WestLafayette: 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 privacyin Wittgenstein's later writings. Rondebosch (Cape Town):University of Cape Town, 1973.
170. KREILKAMP-CUDMORE. Ann, Language as Wittgenstein's way oflife. Boston: Boston University Graduate School, 1973, 211 p.
171. MANZANAN, Guillermina, The <<language game>> ofconfessing one's belief. A Wittgensteinian-Austian approach to thelinguistic analysis of creedal statements. Roma: Pontificia UniversitasGregoriana, 1973.
172. MASON, R. V., The methods of analytical philosophy in Mooreand Wittgenstein.A critical study. Bristol: University of Bristol, 1973.
173. MUNOZ VEIGA, Jacobo, Ludwig Wittgenstein y la filosofiaanalitica del lenguaje ideal. Barcelona: Universidad de Barcelona, 1973.
174. NECHVATAL, Paul, Das Problem der Metaphysik bei Heidegger undWittgenstein. Wien: Universitat Wien, 1973, 144 p.
175. STAWINSKI, Arthur Walter, Ludwig Wittgenstein and theperceptual foundations of knowledgeEvanston: Northwstern University,1973, 137 p.
176. STRICKLER, Nina, The problem of the absolute: a study inSpinoza, Hegel and Wittgenstein. Chicago: De Paul University, 1973, 249p.
177. THIBODEAU, Eugene Francis, An interpretation ofWittgenstein's later (1929-1951) philosophy of mathematics. NewYork: New York University, 1973, 283 p.
178. TOMINAGA, Thomas Toyoshi, A Wittgensteinian inquiry into theconfusions generated by the question <<What is the meaning of aword>>?Washington: Georgetown University, 1973, 275 p. 1974
179. BELLO REGUERA, Gabriel, Verdad objetiva y verdad social. Haciaun enfoque de la actividad racional. La Laguna (Tenerife). Universidadde La Laguna, 1974, 991 p.
180. BIRNBACHER, Dieter, Die Logik der Kriterien. Analysen zurSpatphilosophie Wittgensteins. Hamburg: Universitat Hamburg, 1974, 155p.
181. BLACKWELL, Kenneth Milton, Wittgenstein's Impact onRussells's Theory of Belief. Hamilton (Ontario): Mc MasterUniversity, 1974.
182. BOLTON, D.E., A study towards an understanding of thephilosophy of Wittgenstein. Cambridge: University of Cambridge, 1974.
183. BOOM, H. von d., Transzendentalitat und Analyzitat. Studienzur Kritik der reinen Sprachenim Umkreis einer logisch-philosophischenPropadeutik.Koln: Universitat Koln, 1974, 343 p.
184. DELVAUX, Marie-Claire, Le probleme de l'etre et dulangage chez Wittgenstein et Heidegger. Montreal : Universite deMontreal, 1974.
185. DERKSEN, Louise D., Wittgenstein on realism, idealism, andsolipsim. Guelph : University of Guelph, 1974.
186. FOISY, Suzanne, Sens, absolu et logique chez Wittgenstein.Montreal : Universite de Montreal, 1974.
187. FOLGER, Joseph, Language games and communicative development.An assessment of Wittgenstein's language game concept based on ananalysis 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 fruhen Wittgensteins.Wien: Universitat Wien, 1974, 105 p.
190. HENDERSON, Connie Anne, Wittgenstein, Kant, and transcendentalphilosophy. Montreal: Concordia University, 1974.
191. HREHA, Steven Robert James, Wittgenstein's privatelanguage argument. A re- interpretation. Ottawa: Carleton University,1974.
192. KEIGHTLEY, A., The grammar of God. Wittgenstein and newdevelopment in the philosophy of religion. Birmingham: University ofBirmingham, 1974/1975.
193. KELLY, Robert John, The consistency of Wittgenstein'sconception of the nature of philosophy. Montreal: Concordia University,1974.
194. KRISTIANSEN, Magne Warren, Relationships between the laterwritings of LudwigWittgenstein and theirs readers.New Haven: YaleUniversity, 1974, 295 p.
195. LANG, Irene, Sprachanalytik und Soziologie. Betrachtungen zumstrukturellen Funktionalismus am Leitfaden Wittgensteins. Koln:Universitat Koln, 1974, 131 p.
196. LANTEIGNE, Josette, Logique et jeux de langage chezWittgenstein. Montreal : Universite de Montreal, 1974.
197. LEE, Myung-Hyun, The later Wittgenstein's reflection onmeaning, language and forms of life. Providence: Brown University, 1974,131 p.
198. MACAN, Ivan, Bedeutungstheorie in der Philosophie LudwigWittgensteins.Innsbruck: Universitat Innsbruck,
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316. SCHENK, John Robert, An analysis of the concepts of curriculumthrough Wittgenstein's concept of language games. Pullman:Washington State University, 1978, 158 p.
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321. AIDUN, Debra Ann, Wittgenstein's Conception of Grammar.St. Louis: Washington University, 1979, 145 p.
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339. STENHOUSE, David, The Wittgensteinian Revolution and<<linguistic>> philosophy: Some implications for educationand educational philosophy.Palmerston North (New Zealand): MasseyUniversity, 1979.
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361. PAFFARD, M., A study of James Joyce's<<Exiles>>, making use of Wittgenstein's<<Philosophical Investigations>>. Keele:University of Keele,1980.
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365. CHRISTIAN, Rose Ann, Wittgenstein, Wittgensteinians and theepistemological status of religious belief. Philadelphia: University ofPennsylvania, 1981, 492p.
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386. DOEPKE, Frank Douglas, A critique of contemporary actiontheory. Claremont: Claremont Graduate School, 1982, 217 p.
387. DWYER, Philip, Sense and subjectivity: a study of Wittgensteinand Merleau-Ponty. Oxford: University of Oxford, 1982, 223 p.
388. DYER, Clive James, <<Zusammenhangen>> and logicalatomism 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 Ludwig Wittgenstein'sphilosophy. 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 GrundgedankeWittgensteins. Frankfurt a.M.: Universitat Frankfurt am Main, 1982, 179p.
394. MACY, Glenn B., The logic of color language inWittgenstein's philosophy. Fayetteville: University of Arkansas,1982.
395. MATHISON, G., Failure to reason or failure to understand:Wittgenstein, Piaget, and the foundations of numeracy.Dundee: Universityof Dundee, 1982.
396. MELKOM, Raymond Haig, Wittgenstein on the philosophy ofmathematics. London (Ontario): University of Western Ontario, 1982.
397. MITCHELL, Colette Therese, Wittgenstein as an art educator.Armidale (Australia.): University of New England, 1982.
398. O'CONNELL, J. G. T., Semantics and understanding. A studyof realist themes in Wittgenstein's philosophy of language.Dublin:Trinity College, 1982.
399. OXLEY, Paul J., Forms of life and the logical requirements oflanguage in the early and later Wittgenstein. Norman (Okla.): Universityof Oklahoma, 1982.
400. PETTY, Sam Stowe, jr., Edmund Husserl and Ludwig Wittgenstein:philosophy as descriptive investigation. West Lafayette: PurdueUniversity, 1982, 619 p.
401. ROOS, Nocolas Jacobus, Wittgenstein: analitiese filosofie engodsdienstigetaal. Stellenbosch (South Africa): University ofStellenboschn, 1982.
402. RUSSELL, William Benjamin, Wittgenstein's grammar.Toronto: University of Toronto, 1982.
403. SAINT-FLEUR, Joseph Parac, La methode de la verification et lerapport semantique des signes aux references. Essai d'epistemologiewittgensteinienne. Lille : Universite de Lille, 1982.
404. STOKES, Nobuko Urai, Wittgenstein : language, knowledge, andthe self. Long Beach: California State University, 1982, 80 p.
405. STOVE, S. S. Edmund Husserl and Ludwig Wittgenstein.Philosophyas descriptiver investigations. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan, 1982,608 p.
406. STRECKER, Manfred, <<Lebensform>> alssprachphilosophischer Begriff: Untersuchung zu einem Leitbegriff LudwigWittgensteins.Berlin: Technische Universitat, 1982, 391 p.
407. SVENSON, G., On doubting the reality of reality: Moore anWittgenstein on sceptical doubts. Stockholm: Stockholms Universitet,1982. 1983
408. ASHLEY, Wayne Th., Wittgenstein's Critique ofMoore's Epistemolgy. Windsor (Ontario): University of Windsor,1983.
409. BEANEY, M., Wittgenstein and ethics: rule-following andanti-non-cognotivism. Keele: University of Keele, 1983.
410. DOWNEY, John, Wittgenstein and the foundations of Theology.Milwaukee: Marquette University, 1983, 287 p.
411. FERNANDEZ GOMEZ, Pedro, Actos mentales: Disposiciones, estadosmateriales, capacidades. Barcelona: Universidad de Barcelona, 1983, 126p.
412. FIASCO, F., Some ethical considerations arising fromWittgenstein'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 oflanguage 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.Montreal : Universite de Montreal, 1983.
417. MONK, Ray, The perceptual aspects of Wittgenstein'sphilosophy of mathematics. Oxford: University of Oxford, 1983.
418. SCHLAPSCHI, Hubert, Sprachspielbegriff und Gebrauchskonzeptionder Bedeutung. Versuch einer Erlauterung der Semantik LudwigWittgensteins.Graz: Universitat Graz, 1983, 117 p.
419. SCREEN, Donald Paul, Realism and grammar. Charlottesville:University of Virginia, 1983, 194p.
420. SMEYERS, Paulus J.B.M., <<A picture held uscaptive>>. De analytische <<philosophy of education>>tussen Ryle en Wittgenstein: hersituering en onderzoeck van haarrelevantie vooreen wijsgerige pedagogiek. Leuven: KatholiekeUniversiteit, 1983.
421. STASHWICK, Tad Sergei, Wittgenstein and Theology:<<Philosophical Investigations, II, XI and the problem of evil.New Haven: Yale University, 1983, 212 p.
1984
422. BELLAIMEY, James Edward, Family resemblances and the problemof the underdetermination of extension. Madison: University ofWisconsin, 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 ofreligion. Nashville: Vanderbilt University, 1984, 352 p.
425. CURRY, Michael Graham, After nuclear war: possible worlds andthe cult of expertise. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota, 1984, 287p.
426. DORA, Mohamed Kamal M., Wittgenstein's conception ofphilosophy and its implications for the teaching of philosophy insecondary schools. Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh, 1984, 290 p.
427. EISELE, Thomas David, Wittgenstein's normativenaturalism: the point of his practice. Ann Arbor: The University ofMichigan, 1984, 346 p.
428. GARCIA SELGAS, Fernando Jose, Aspectos fundamentales de lasrelaciones entre lenguaje y conocimiento. Lenguaje y realidad: Unainvestigacion a partir de Wittgenstein. Madrid: Universidad Complutensede Madrid, 1984.
429. GODWIN, W. G. H., Atomism, thought, and reference: themes fromWittgenstein and Russell. Oxford: University of Oxford, 1984, 346 p.
430. GRISWOLD, Patricia J., Some metaphors inWittgenstein.Riverside: University of California, 1984, 224 p.
431. HENSLEE, Douglas Edward, Ontology and analysis: Russell,Wittgenstein, Carnap, Quine.Lincoln: University of Nebraska, 1984, 150p.
432. HOLLAND, R. H., Relativism and education: the philosophicalfoundations of the curriculum in Wittgensteinian terms. London:Institute of Education / University of London, 1984.
433. HUBSCHER, Paul, Der Einfluss von Johann Wolfgang Goethe undPaul Ernst auf Ludwig Wittgenstein.Bern: Universitat Bern, 1984, VIII,224 p.
434. IZQUIERDO MARTINEZ, Jesus, Intenciones y acciones. El problemade la intencionalidad en el contexto de la Controversiaexplicaciones/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 insocial science methodology. New Brunswick: Rutgers State University ofNew Jersey, 1984, 199 p.
437. KURTHEN, Martin, Der Schmerz als medizinisches undphilosophisches Problem. Anmerkungen zur Spatphilosophie LudwigWittgensteins und zur Leib-Seele-Frage.Bonn: Universitat Bonn, 1984, 104p.
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 analysisof poetic meaning in the light of Wittgenstein's later philosophy.Manchester: University of Manchester, 1984.
440. MATHISON, Thomas Herbert, Wittgenstein and the limits ofethical questioning. New Haven: Yale University, 1984, 241 p.
441. MOSER, Alfred, Wittgensteins <<PhilosophischeUntersuchungen>>. Innsbruck: Universitat Innsbruck, 1984, 156 p.
442. NIEDERMAIR, Klaus, Das Problem der sprachlichenSelbstbezuglichkeit im<<Tractaus logico- philosophicus>>.Innsbruck: Universitat Innsbruck 1984, 327 p.
443. PAUL, D., The Place of<<PhilosophischeBetrachtungen>> and <<Philosophische Grammatik>> inWittgenstein's philosophical development. Nottingham: University ofNottingham, 1984.
444. PETRI, Jean Bernhard, Ludwig Wittgenstein und dermathematische Grundlagenstreit. Innsbruck: Universitat Innsbruck, 1984,141 p.
445. RASMUSSEN, Greig Stephen, Art-games, meaning, and style. Anexamination of artistic practice in the light of the later Wittgenstein.Calgary (Alberta): University of Calgary, 1984.
446. SHANKER, S.G. The turning-point in Wittgenstein'sphilosophy 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 andWittgenstein's logical atomism.Oxford: University of Oxford, 1984.
449. TYORINOJA, Reijo J., The grammar of faith: the nature ofreligious statements and concepts in the light of LudwigWittgenstein's later philosophy.Helsinki: Helsingfors Universitet,1984.
1985
450. BEARN, Gordon C. F., Relativism and realism. The nature andlimits of epistemological relativity. New Haven: Yale University, 1985,400 p.
451. BOERSEMA, David Brian, Constructivism and reference.EastLansing: Michigan State University, 1985, 326 p.
452. BROWER.Bruce William, The private language argument.Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh, 1985, 214 p.
453. BRUNNER, Heinz, Vom Nutzen des Scheiters. Eineliteraturwissenschaftliche Interpretation von Ludwig Wittgensteins<<Philosophische Untersuchungen>>.Zurich: UniversitatZurich, 1985, 266 p.
454. EMERSON, Michael Paul, Perception, language, and context:studies in the thought of Merleau-Ponty and Wittgenstein: Seeing as,meaning, game, form of life.West Lafayette: Purdue University, 1985, 350p.
455. GARAVASO, Pieranna, Objectivity and consistency inmathematics: a critical analysis of two objections toWittgenstein's pragmatic conventionalism.Lincoln: University ofNebraska, 1985, 190 p.
456. HELLERER, Heinz Otto, Die Sprachwelt und das Lebensratsel: DerEinfluss von Schopenhauer und Tolstoi auf Ludwig Wittgensteins<<Logisch-philosophische Abhandlung>>. Munchen: UniversitatMunchen, 1985, 215 p.
457. HILMY, Sameer S., Philosophical Method in the Later Work ofWittgenstein. Themes from the Emergency of his Later<<Denkweise>>. Toronto: University of Toronto, 1985.
458. MC CULLY, R. S. O'B., A Wittgensteinian perspective oncontemporary approaches to moral education.Belfast: Queen'sUniversity, 1985.
459. MC EWEN, I., Wittgenstein: Mathematics and Philosophy.Oxford:University of Oxford, 1985.
460. MC KINNON, F. C., Wittgenstein, Frege, and theories ofmeaning. Oxford: University of Oxford, 1985.
461. MARTIN, Glen, The transformation of nihilism: a study ofmetaphysical truth in Nietzsche and Wittgenstein. New York: CityUniversity of New York, 1985, 621 p.
462. O'CONNOR, P. J., Wittgenstein's conception ofreligious belief. Exeter: University of Exeter, 1985.
463. ORR, Deborah Jane, Wittgenstein on understanding self andothers. Downsview: York University, 1985.
464. SCHILLER, Britt-Marie Christina, Wittgenstein on reading: astylistic structural, and methodological study of<<Investigations>>, Sections 156-178.St. Louis: WashingtonUniversity, 1985, 373 p.
465. SHAPIRO, Amy H., Wittgenstein and psychoanalysis: the role oflanguage in the analytic cure. Chicago: University of Chicago, 1985.
466. SWEET-HURD, Evelyn Carol, The roles of language in selectednovels of Thomas Berger (Semiotics, Wittgenstein, Quine, postmodernism).Waco: Baylor University, 1985, 143 p.
467. VICCHIO, S.J., The problem of will with special reference toP.T. Forsyth, John Wisdom and Ludwig Wittgenstein. St. Andrews:University of St. Andrews, 1985, 311 p.
1986
468. ABATE, Charles J., The rabbit and the beetle: an essay onQuine and Wittgenstein. Syracuse: University of Syracuse, 1986, 218 p.
469. ALLEN, Barry Gilbert, Criteria and intentionality: studies inWittgenstein (private language), Kripke (rulefollowing), Davidson(sameness and diference).Princeton: Princeton University, 1986, 480 p.
470. AYLESWORTH, Gary Eben, From grounds to play: a comparativeanalysis of Wittgenstein and Heidegger. Stony Brook: State University ofNew 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 inphilosophy. Charlottesville: University of Virginia, 1986, 152 p.
473. CREADON, Mary Ann, Wittgenstein's door to historicalcriticism: (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 thepoetic gestalt. Urbana- Champaign: University of Illinois atUrbana-Champaign, 1986, 212 p.
476. MARTINEZ MARQUES, Antonio, Racionalidad de crisis ypragmatismo: lectura de las <<Investigaciones Filosoficas>>de Wittgenstein.Barcelona: Universidad de Barcelona, 1986, 64 p.
477. MINAR, Edward Hays, <<PhilosophicalInvestigations>>, sections 185-202: Wittgensteins's treatmentof following a rule.Cambridge: Harvard University, 1986, 346 p.
478. PRADES CELMA, Jose Luis, Filosofia del lenguaje y teoria de lamente en las Investigaciones Filosoficas de Wittgenstein.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 beiLudwig Wittgenstein. Wien: Universitat Wien, 1986, 199 p.
481. RUSHALL, Martin Paul, Nietzsche and Wittgenstein: Some Aspectsof the Proximity of Their Perspective Concerns.Leeds: University ofLeeds, 1986.
482. TANNER, Steven Oliver, The private language problem.Urbana-Champaign: University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1986, 263p.
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 inthe Philosophy of Frege and Wittgenstein. Sheffiels: University ofSheffield, 1987.
485. CRAMER, Robin, Fundamental aspects of Wittgenstein'slater conception of language. Oxford: University of Oxford, 1987, 271 p.
486. CREEGAN, Charles L., Kierkegaard and Wittgenstein: a new wayof <<doing philosophy>>. Madison: Drew University, 1987, 227p.
487. GERRARD, Steven Burr, Wittgenstein in transition: thephilosophy of mathematics. Chicago: University of Chicago, 1987.
488. HANNAFORD, R., Language, God and the self: a study in theintegrity of Wittgenstein's Tractatus logicophilosophicus. Exeter:University of Exeter, 1987, 283 p.
489. MARCONDES, Danilo, Language and action: A reassessment ofSpeech Act Theory.St. Andrews: University of St. Andrews, 1987.
490. MULHALL, Stephen, Wittgenstein on aspect-perception and thephilosophy of psychology. Oxford: University of Oxford, 1987, 260 p.
491. WRIGLEY, Michael Beaumont, Wittgenstein's earlyphilosophy of mathematics. Berkeley: University of California atBerkeley, 1987, 183 p.
492. WYBURGH, Margaret, Language, spaces and self: a question ofa-priori. Essex: University of Essex, 1987.
1988
493. BEEBE, David Dean, Type rites : rhetoric and reality in anintroductory typewriting classroom within a context of ritual.Edmonton(Alb.): University of Alberta, 1988.
494. BLACKLOKS, Stephen, The notion of philosophy inWittgenstein's later writings. Oxford: University of Oxford, 1988,265 p.
495. DUBSKY, Richard S., A comparison of Heidegger andWittgenstein's departure from traditional formulations of world,language and truth.Pittsburgh:Duquesne University, 1988, 159 p.
496. FLEMING, Jesse Charles, Chuang Tsu and the problem of personalidentity: a study of identity and interrelatedness. Honolulu: Universityof Hawaii, 1988, 254 p.
497. GARCIA-CARPINTERO SANCHEZ-MIGUEL, Manuel, La teoria de laproposicion y la teoria ramificada de los tipos: Bertrand Russell,1900-1919.Barcelona: Universidad de Barcelona, 1988, XXVI, 446 p.
498. GIL DE PAREJA OTON, Jose Luis, La filosofia de la psicologiade Ludwig Wittgenstein. Murcia: Universidad de Murcia, 1988.
499. HUMPHREY, John Arthur, Ludwig Wittgenstein's philosophyof mathematics: the search for a clearview. Washington:WashingtonUniversity, 1988, 325 p.
500. JOHN, Peter Conway, A sense of wonder: reassessing the lifeand work of Ludwig Wittgenstein. San Diego: University of California,1988, 268 p.
501. KRIEGER, Eliot Franklin, Flashes upon an inward eye: aWittgensteinian studyof mental imaginery. Baltimore: Johns HopkinsUniversity, 1988, 264 p.
502. LEWIS, A. P., Wittgenstein, rules and moral realism. London:University of London, 1988, 307 p.
503. LOHR, Davidson, The legitimate heir to theology: a study ofLudwig Wittgenstein. Chicago: The University of Chicago, 1988.
504. MARCOTTE, Edward Joseph, Wittgenstein and systematicphilosophy. Stony Brook: State University of New York 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 individuationof speaker's meaning. Santa Barbara: University of California atSanta 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 thethought of Wittgenstein and his interpreters: Alternative visions ofreligion in society.Louisville (Kentucky):The Southern BaptistTheological Seminar, 1988, 299 p.
509. SILVERBERG, Arnold Steven, Anti-realism in semantics andlogic. Toronto: University of Toronto, 1988.
510. VIDAL CLARAMONTE, M. Carmen Africa, Bajo el signo de Saturno ola apertura posmoderna. Alicante: Universidad de Alicante, 1988.
511. VOLK, Ulrich, Das Problem eines semantischen Skeptizismus:Saul Kripkes Wittgenstein- Interpretation. Freiburg i. Br.: UniversitatFreiburg im Breisgau, 1988, 186 p.
512. WACHTER, Ann-Mari, Ways of seeing and modes of knowing. StonyBrook: State University of New York at Stony Brook, 1988, 282 p.
1989
513. AALTOLA, Juhani, Meaning from the Point of View of Teachingand Learning in the Light of Wittgenstein's Later Philosophy andPragmatism. Jyvaskyla: Jyvaskylan 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 ofWilliam Carlos Williams. Princeton: University of Princeton, 1989, 337p.
516. FARIA, Paulo F.E., Logica e interpretacao: Wittgenstein e oproblema das incompatibilidades sinteticas. Minas Gerais: UniversidadeFederal de Minas Gerais, 1989.
517. GLOCK, Hans-Johann, Grammar and methodology: onWittgenstein's later conception of philosophy. Oxford: Universityof Oxford, 1989, 369 p.
518. GUIMARAES, Livia M., Linguagem e filosofia nas<<Investigacoes Filosoficas>> de Wittgenstein. Minas Gerais:Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, 1989.
519. HARPER, Richard Robert, An ethnographic examination ofaccountancy. Manchester: Victoria University of Manchester, 1989, 213 p.
520. JACOBY-ULLAH, Vera, Die Suche nach der Identitat des Menschenin den anthrologogischen Sprachspielen Karl Barths und LudwigWittgensteins.Berlin: Freie Universitat, 1989. Cuatro microfichas.
521. LANGER, Karl, Das Wittgenstein-Haus. Geschichte, Analyse undInterpretation. Munchen: Technische Universitat, 1989, 292 p.
522. LONGY, Francoise, Constitution d'epistemologiesevolutionistes: De Carnap a Popper et de Wittgenstein a Toulmin.Lille:Universite de Lille III, 1989.
523. MACHADO, Rentao, Relevancia epistemologica da doutrina dosignificado no <<Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus>>. MinasGerais: Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, 1989.
524. PRESTON, Michael Ingram, Perceptual Experience and EmbodiedMeaning: An Investigation into Their Significance for Education. WithReference to Merleau-Ponty and Wittgemstein. London: Universitu ofLondon, 1989.
525. RODRIGUEZ SUTIL, Carlos, Wittgenstein y el problema de lamente en la psicologia contemporanea. Madrid: Universidad Complutense deMadrid, 1989.
526. SONG, Hasuk, Wittgenstein's private language argument andrule scepticism (Kripke). Long Beach: California State 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 criterialreasoning. Edinburgh: University of Edinburgh, 1989, 255 p.
529. WEINER, David, The ill-will against time: Schopenhauer'sinfluence on Wittgenstein's early philosophy. New Haven: YaleUniversity, 1989, 258 p.
1990
530. AVRAMOVA Elena, Der Einfluss der Sprachphilosophie LudwigWittgensteins auf die poetologische Konzeption von Ingeborg Bachmann.Leipzig: Universitat Leipzig, 1990, 163 p.
531. BEANEY, Michael, The bonds of sense: an essay in the historyof analytic philosophy (logic, aristotelian, fregean). Oxford:University of Oxford, 1990, 291 p.
532. BROWN, Frank Farnun, In the beginning and not before: thearchitectonics of <<On Certainty>>. Chapel Hill: Universityof North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1990, 126 p.
533. CASALS NAVAS, Josep, La crisis del sujeto en la cultura del<<finis Austriae>>. Barcelona: Universidad de Barcelona,1990, 381 p.
534. CHECKLAND, David Anthony, Wittgenstein and Davidson: meaningand agreement (Davidson Donald). Toronto: University of Toronto, 1990,397 p.
535. COSTA, Claudio F., Wittgensteins Beitrag zu einersprachphilosophischen Semantik. Konstanz: Universitat Konstanz, 1990,256 p.
536. DEFEZ I MARTIN, Antoni, Wittgenstein i el problema delconeixement: Una exposicio critica. Valencia: Univertitat de Valencia,1989 / 1990, 726p.
537. DISBREY, Claire, Innovation and tradition: towards aninstitutional theory of religion. Milton Keynes: Open University, 1990,415 p.
538. FEBBRARO, Angela R., Construct validity, leadership, andmeaning: shaking the foundations. Guelph: University of Guelph, 1990, 95p.
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: Wittgensteinserkenntnistheoretische Untersuchungenin <<Uber Gewissheit>>.Gottingen: Universitat Gottingen, 1990, 429 p.
542. LANG, Jonathan Sanders, How is a discourse on the selfpossible? New York: City University of New York, 1990, 409 p.
543. LYON, Arabella, Rhetoric and disciplinary change: a study ofWittgenstein's <<Tractatus>> and<<Investigations>>. Troy: Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute,1990, 227 p.
544. MC CARTHY, Luise Prior, Wittgenstein and education: teachingthe infinite sign. Tallahasee: Florida State University, 1990, 315 p.
545. MINAR, Edward H.,Philosophical Investigations (Sectios)185-202: Wittgenstein's Treatement of Following a Rule.Cambridge(Mass.). Harvard University, 1990.
546. NEWMAN, Elizabeth, Alexander Schmemann and orthodox theology:the liturgy as sacred <<Sprachspiel>>. Durham: DukeUniversity, 1990, 301 p.
547. RISJORD, Mark Winden, Semantics, culture, and rationality:toward an epistemology of ethnology. Chapel Hill: University of NorthCarolina at Chapel Hill, 1990, 229 p.
548. RITSCH, Martin, Wittgenstein uber Freud: einesprachphilosophische Untersuchung der Psychoanalyse. Innsbruck:Universitat Innsbruck, 1990, 105 p.
549. RUFFINO, Marco, O principio do contexto em Frege eWittgenstein. Sao Paulo / Campinas: Universidade Estadual de Campinas,1990.
550. SCHOLZ, Barbara Caroline, Kripke's Witgensteinianparadox. Columbus: Ohio State University, 1990, 179 p.
551. SCHWIENBACHER, Renate, Sprache, Information, Geschlecht.Innsbruck: Universitat Innsbruck, 1990, 108 p
552. SEEKIRCHER, Monika, Die Problematik des Solipsismus bei LudwigWittgenstein und Ferdinand Ebner. Innsbruck: Universitat Innsbruck,1990, 134 p.
553. SMITH, Jeremy Mark, Conviction in the everyday: Joseph Conradand scepticism. Montreal: Mc Gill University, 1990, 108 p.
1991
554. ALLEN, Robert, Language games: an exposition and defence ofWittgenstein's Later Philosophy. Detroit: Wayne State 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 naturallanguage use. Boston: Boston University, 1991, 302 p.
558. BRILL, Susan B., Limiting investigations: Ludwig Wittgensteinand critical theory. Albuquerque: University of New Mexico, 1991, 264 p.
559. CRAKER, Tim, Remarking Wittgenstein: Mimesis, Witz,Physiognomy. Fragmentation and Tempo in Witgenstein's Remarks.Binghamton: State University of New York, 1991.
560. CRONIN, Ciaran Patrick, Towards a theory of rationality inmoral discourse. Wittgenstein and Habermas on practical reasonEvanston:Northwestern University, 1991, 290 p.
561. DEMARCO, Charles Wesley, Wittgenstein and philosophicalsignification. Nashville: Vanderbilt University, 1991, 534 p.
562. DOBBINS, Garry Raymond, The meaning of life in the work ofNietzsche and Wittgenstein. Charlottesville: University of Virginia,1991, 342 p.
563. ELSAYED, Mohamed Ahmed Mohamed, The verifiability principle inlogical 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: University of Nebraska,1991, 312 p.
566. FAIRLEY, James, Method in Theology: Possibilities in the lightof Barth, Kierkegaard and Wittgenstein. Aberdeen: University ofAberdeen, 1991, 279 p.
567. FARROW, Stephen John, Wittgenstein and Grammar: A Study of theTheoretical Implications of Wittgenstein's PhilosophicalInvestigations for General Linguistics.Oxford: University of Oxford,1991.
568. FULTNER, B. S., Rules in context: a critique of Kripke'sinterpretation of Wittgenstein.Montreal: Mc Gill University, 1991, 77 p.
569. GROSS, George Michael, Universal ethics: constitutionalism andcounsel in Spinoza's <<Political Treatise>> (Heidegger,Spinoza, Wittgenstein).Chicago: University of Chicago, 1991.
570. HADEN, Norris K., Suffering of inwardness: an analysis ofreligious belief and existence in the thought of Kierkegaard andWittgenstein.Athens: University of Georgia, 1991, 237 p.
571. HANSEN, Evan Drew, Does art have an essence? Danto versusWittgenstein on art, language and philosophy. Kingston: University ofKingston, 1991, 131 p.
572. HUNEKE, Angelika, Wittgenstein uber <<Ichglaube>>- Ausserungen und denBegriff des Glaubens. Interpretationvon <<Philosophischen Untersuchungen>>.Bielefeld:Universitat 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.
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