Michael Kober is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Freiburg, Germany. He published extensively on Wittgenstein’s philosophy (cf. e.g. his ‘Gewissheit als Norm’) as well as on Davidson (‘Bedeutung und Verstehen’) and other topics in the philosophy of language, of mind, epistemology, theory of action, and social philosophy.

• IntroductionSystem of Reference to Wittgenstein’s WritingsHans SLUGA: Family ResemblanceKlaus PUHL: Only Connect … — Perspicuous Representation and the Logic of NachträglichkeitJoachim SCHULTE: The Pneumatic Conception of ThoughtFelix MÜHLHÖLZER: “A Mathematical Proof Must Be Surveyable”: What Wittgenstein Meant by This and What It ImpliesMichael KOBER: Wittgenstein and ReligionWolfgang KIENZLER: Wittgenstein and John Henry Newman on CertaintyHans-Johann GLOCK: Thought, Language, and AnimalsSeverin SCHROEDER: Moore’s Paradox and First-Person AuthorityEike VON SAVIGNY: Use, Meaning, and Theoretical CommitmentWolfgang HUEMER: The Transition Form Causes to Norms: Wittgenstein on TrainingBarbara SCHMITZ: Grammatical PropositionsRichard RAATZSCH: On Knowing What One Does