Colours in the development of Wittgenstein’s Philosophy

1. Introduction
Marcos Silva

2.
Minima Visibilia, Single-Colored Patches, Points: Logical Analysis and its Visual Instances in Wittgenstein’s Early Notebooks

Ludovic Soutif

3. Incompatible Colours and the Development of Wittgenstein’s Philosophy
Andrew Lugg

4.
Tractatus Objects and the Logic of Color Incompatibility
Dale Jacquette

5. What Does a Phenomenological Language Do? (Revisiting Some Remarks on Logical Form in Its Context)
Mauro L. Engelmann

6. Logic and Phenomenology: Wittgenstein/Ramsey/Schlick in Colour-Exclusion
Mihai Ometiţă

7. The “Color Problem”: Infinity and the Development of Wittgenstein’s Thinking
Anderson Luis Nakano

8. Wittgenstein on Contradiction and Contrariety: Four Turning Points in the Development of his Philosophy of Logic
Marcos Silva

9. The Grammar of Colours Advanced in Wittgenstein’s Middle Period
Axel Barceló, Salma Saab

10. Using Colors: Phenomenology vs. Phenomenological Problems
James Thompson

11. Wittgenstein’s Phenomenology
João Vergílio G. Cuter

12. Wittgenstein on Colour and the Formation of Concepts
Frederik A. Gierlinger

13. Colours, Phenomelogy and Certainty: Wittgenstein’s Remarks on Colours in the Context of His Later Philosophy
Marcelo Carvalho

14. The Harmony of Colour Concepts: Bridging the Early and the Late Wittgenstein
Ingolf Max

Nyckelord: Philosophy, Aesthetics, Logic, Analytic Philosophy, Philosophy of Language, Philosophy of Mind