Cambridge Philosophical Anniversaries - Series page

pp ii-ii

Cavell’s Must We Mean What We Say? at 50 - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Contents

pp v-vi

Contributors

pp vii-vii

Acknowledgments

pp viii-viii

Abbreviations for Cavell’s Works

pp ix-x

Introduction

pp 1-12

Part I - Ordinary Language and Its Philosophy

pp 13-86

1 - Must We Mean What We Say? and Ordinary Language Philosophy

pp 15-33

2 - Revolutionary Uses of Wittgenstein in Must We Mean What We Say?

pp 34-55

3 - Actions and Their Elaboration

pp 56-76

4 - Faces of the Ordinary

pp 77-86

Part II - Aesthetics and the Modern

pp 87-148

5 - “Language-Games” and “Forms of Life”

pp 89-102

6 - Philosophic and Aesthetic Appeal

pp 103-120

7 - Reading Into It or Hearing It Out?:

pp 121-134

8 - Must We Sing What We Mean?:

pp 135-148

Part III - Tragedy and the Self

pp 149-230

9 - Philosophy as Autobiography

pp 151-166

10 - The Finer Weapon

pp 167-178

11 - On Cavell’s “Kierkegaard’s On Authority and Revelation” – with Constant Reference to Austen

pp 179-197

12 - Tragic Implication

pp 198-209

13 - Gored States and Theatrical Guises

pp 210-230

Bibliography

pp 231-239

Index of Names and Subjects

pp 240-248

Index of References to Cavell’s Works

pp 249-250