Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction
1. Five Ways of Naming Things
2. Nouns, Verbs, and Contexts
3. How Names Are Given
4. A Sequence of Indications
5. The Origins of Syntax
6. Complications of Syntax in Four Directions. The Proposition
7. Words and Sentences as Achievements
8. The Proposition as Achievement
9. The Proposition as a Rule for Sentences
10. The Sentence as a Signal for Propositional Achievement
11. Four Series of Refinements
12. Recognizing Essentials
13. Philosophy: Analysis of the Kinds of Presentation
14. First philosophy: Analysis of Being as Being
15. Thinking beyond Philosophy
Index