Article by Louis Shawver, covering just the first three sections.

Text of sections 70-75 with commentary by Lois Shawver. These sections concern definitions and determinacy of sense, and `family-resemblance' concepts.

Article in two parts by Alec McHoul. McHoul is critical of the reception of rule-governed activity in the human sciences, and argues that attention to Wittgenstein raises doubts that rules can properly be considered the object of knowledge.

Article by Stacy J. Stoyanoff, comparing the picture of language acquistion given by Wittgestein in the Investigations, and the account of Augustine's that he rejects.

Short article by James Still, approaches this section with a close analysis of Wittgenstein's dictum `meaning is use'.

Comments and analysis on the first 88 sections by Lois Shawver.

Article by Jaime Nubiola, discussing Rorty's claim of a close similarity between Pierce's pragamtism and Wittgenstein's views in the Investigations.

Short article by James Still, discussing Wittgenstein's approach to Cartesian introspection in section 307 of the Investigations.

Article by E. T. Gendlin.