College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
Paper Titles
I: Wittgenstein, Moore and Witgenstein’s influence
Thomas Baldwin, University of York, The impact of Wittgenstein’s lectures on G. E. Moore
James Klagge, Virginia Tech, Wittgenstein and His Students: 1930-1933
Gabriel Citron, Yale University, Wittgenstein on Moore and the “Philosophical Virtues”
David Stern, University of Iowa, Moore on Wittgenstein on Grammar
II: Wittgenstein on Tractarian Analysis
Thomas Ricketts, University of Pittsburgh, The Color-exclusion objection
Brian Rogers, Stanford University, Generality in Wittgenstein’s 1930-1933 Cambridge Lectures
Mauro Engelmann, Federal University of Minas Gerais, The adaptation of the Tractatus in the Context of Wittgenstein’s Lectures, 1930-1931
João Vergílio Gallerani Cuter, University of São Paulo, The harmony between thought and reality
III: The development of Wittgenstein’s philosophy
Alois Pichler, University of Bergen, The relationship between an anthropological approach to language and the conception of language as a calculus in Wittgenstein’s 1930-1933 lectures
Hans Sluga, UC Berkeley, From Moore's Notes to Wittgenstein's Blue Book
IV: Philosophy of Mathematics
Warren Goldfarb, Harvard University, Moore's Lecture Notes and Wittgenstein's Early Philosophy of Mathematics
Gregory Landini, University of Iowa, New Hopes for a Tractarian Analysis of Number
Juliet Floyd, Boston University, Wittgenstein on mathematics in the 1930s: Moore's Cambridge notes
Mathieu Marion, Université du Québec à Montréal, Moore's Lecture Notes and Wittgenstein's Later Philosophy of Mathematics
V: Philosophy of Mind: Wittgenstein’s Lent 1933 Lectures
Volker A. Munz, Alpen-Adria-University, Rules and the Mental
William Child, Oxford University, “I have toothache” and “He has toothache”: Wittgenstein on Sensation Language, February-March 1933
Richard Fumerton, University of Iowa, Wittgenstein on Memory
VI: Aesthetics and Religion: Wittgenstein’s May 1933 Lectures
Hanne Appelqvist, University of Helsinki, What Kind of Necessity is the Necessity of Grammar?
Joachim Schulte, University of Zurich, Wittgenstein’s remarks on aesthetics and their context: May 1933
Anat Biletzki, Quinnipiac University and Tel-Aviv University, “Now: use of such a word as ‘God’”