Colours in the development of Wittgenstein's Philosophy

Chapter 1. Introduction; Marcos Silva.- Chapter 2. Visual Images, Colored Patches, and 'Minima Visibilia' ; Ludovic Soutif.- Chapter 3. Incompatible colours and the development of Wittgenstein's philosophy; Andrew Lugg.- Chapter 4. 'Tractatus' objects and the logic of color incompatibility; Dale Jacquette.- Chapter 5. What Does a Phenomenological Language Do?; Mauro Engelmann.- Chapter 6. Phenomenology as Logic of Content; Mihai Ometita.- Chapter 7. Visual space, colors and generality; Anderson Nakano.- Chapter 8. Wittgenstein on contradiction and contrariety; Marcos Silva.- Chapter 9. The grammar of colours advanced in Wittgenstein' s Middle Period; Axel Barcelos & Salma Saab.- Chapter 10. Wittgenstein on Color; James M. Thompson.- Chapter 11. The Fate of Wittgenstein's Phenomenology; Joao Vergilio G. Cuter.- Chapter 12. Wittgenstein on Colour and the Formation of Concepts; Frederik A. Gierlinger.- Chapter 13. Colours, Phenomelogy and Certainty; MarceloCarvalho.- Chapter 14 . The harmony of colour concepts; Ingolf Max.- Index.

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