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• Title
• Copyright
• Contents
• Contributors
• Editor’s Preface
• Biography and Philosophy
• Philosophical Biography: The Very Idea
• Notes
• Philosophy and Biography
• A Deadlock
• An Example of an Ancient Philosopher: Socrates
• An Example of a Modern Philosopher: Wittgenstein
• Two Examples of Philosophical Biography
• Other Honorable Trades: Shoemaking, for Example
• Notes
• Wittgenstein
• Wittgenstein and the Mind’s Eye
• The Training of Russell’s “German Engineer”
• Wittgenstein’s Berlin
• Engineers and Visual Thought
• The Bild Theory
• Descriptive Geometry
• The Logic of Depiction
• What Can Only Be Shown and Not Said
• Works Cited
• Notes
• Deep Disquietudes: Reflections on Wittgenstein as Antiphilosopher
• Introduction
• Schizothymic Temperament and Schizoid Personality
• Wittgenstein as Schizoid Personality
• Early Writings: The View from Inside
• Later Writings
• The View from Outside
• Philosophy
• Wittgenstein’s Tractatus and the Theory of Types
• “Reflexive Fallacies”
• Showing and Saying
• Abbreviations for frequently cited references
• Notes
• The Sleepy Philosopher: How to Read Wittgenstein’s Diaries
• I
• II
• III
• IV
• Conclusion
• Notes
• Letters from a Philosopher
• Notes
• Wittgenstein and Reason
• 1. The Legacy of Schopenhauer and Kant
• 2. Wittgenstein and Russell: “Good Intellectual Nursery-Training” and Bad Manners
• 3. Wittgenstein and the Vienna Circle: A Prophet Misunderstood Is a Prophet Enraged
• 4. Scientism, Irrationalism and Anti-Intellectualism
• List of abbreviations of frequently cited references
• Notes
• Wittgenstein and the Idea of Jewishness
• Notes
• Was Wittgenstein a Jew?
• 1. Was Wittgenstein Jewish?
• 2. Life and Work, Biography and Philosophy
• 3. Wittgenstein on Philosophy and Biography
• 4. Wittgenstein and Weininger
• 5. Wittgenstein’s Peculiar Dreams
• 6. Jewishness, Anti-Semitism and Philosophy
• References
• Notes