Wittgenstein and Beyond

Christoph C. Pfisterer is a postdoctoral teaching and research assistant at the University of Zurich. He works on various topics of early analytic philosophy, as well as on contemporary philosophy of perception. He has recently published on Wittgenstein and Frege, and is currently completing a book manuscript on the language of perception.Nicole Rathgeb is a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Bern and Visiting Research Fellow at the University of Hertfordshire. Her main research interests are in the philosophy of mind (belief, self-knowledge, and first-person authority) and philosophical methodology (conceptual analysis, conceptual engineering, ordinary language philosophy). She is currently co-editing the Metzler Handbook of Philosophy of Mind and writing a book on conceptual analysis.Eva Schmidt is Assistant Professor of Theoretical Philosophy at TU Dortmund. She works on epistemic reasons and reasons for action, explainable artificial intelligence, and perception. She is the author of Modest Nonconceptualism: Epistemology, Phenomenology, and Content (Springer, 2015); "Where Reasons and Reasoning Come Apart" (2021); and a co-author of "From Responsibility to Reason-Giving Explainable Artificial Intelligence" (2022).

• Introduction Christoph C. Pfisterer, Nicole Rathgeb, and Eva SchmidtPart 1: Wittgenstein1. Farewell to Hinge Propositions Severin Schroeder2. Wittgenstein and Glock on History and Historicism Joachim Schulte3. Wittgenstein’s Later Nonsense Daniel Whiting4. On Safari with Glock Constantine SandisPart 2: Metaphilosophy, Truth, and Perception5. The Concept of Truth: A Proposal for a Definition and Its Presuppositions Wolfgang Künne6. What Can We Learn Meta-Philosophically from how Philosophers Actually Proceed in the Philosophy of Religion? Ansgar Beckermann7. More Good News for the Philosophical Armchair Christian Nimtz8. Perception, Causation, Disjunction John HymanPart 3: Animal Minds9. Understanding Animal Minds: Between Hermeneutics and Hydraulics Markus Wild10. Intelligence and Reasons in Animals Maria Alvarez11. A Conceptual Framework for Empathy in Humans and Nonhuman Animals Albert Newen, Maja Griem, and Simone Pika12. Plants, Wants, and Agents Helen Steward13. Logic and the Boundaries of Animal Mentality Hanoch Ben-Yami14. Two Notions of Creativity Julia LangkauPart 4: Normativity and Reasons15. Rationality, Reason, and Rules Brad Hooker16. No Reason to Be Afraid! On the (Ir)rationality of Emotions Gerhard ErnstPart 5: Reflections and Replies17. Reflections and Replies Hans-Johann GlockHans-Johann Glock: A Bibliography