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pp. i-234(235)
Author: Stroud, Barry

1. Wittgenstein and Logical Necessity
pp. 1-17(17)
Author: Stroud, Barry

2. Conventionalism and the Indeterminacy of Translation
pp. 17-33(17)
Author: Stroud, Barry

3. Inference, Belief, and Understanding
pp. 33-52(20)
Author: Stroud, Barry

4. Evolution and the Necessities of Thought
pp. 52-67(16)
Author: Stroud, Barry

5. Wittgenstein's ‘Treatment’ Of the Quest for ‘A Language Which Describes My Inner Experiences and Which Only I Myself Can Understand’
pp. 67-80(14)
Author: Stroud, Barry

6. Wittgenstein on Meaning, Understanding, and Community
pp. 80-95(16)
Author: Stroud, Barry

7. Quine's Physicalism
pp. 95-113(19)
Author: Stroud, Barry

8. Meaning, Understanding, and Translation
pp. 113-131(19)
Author: Stroud, Barry

9. The Background of Thought
pp. 131-151(21)
Author: Stroud, Barry

10. Quine on Exile and Acquiescence
pp. 151-170(20)
Author: Stroud, Barry

11. Mind, Meaning, and Practice
pp. 170-193(24)
Author: Stroud, Barry

12. The Theory of Meaning and the Practice of Communication
pp. 193-213(21)
Author: Stroud, Barry

13. Private Objects, Physical Objects, and Ostension
pp. 213-234(22)
Author: Stroud, Barry

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