Kant and Post-Tractarian Wittgenstein: Transcendentalism, Idealism, Illusion

Preface
Acknowledgements
Contents
Abbreviations
	1. Works by Immanuel Kant
	2. Lectures by Immanuel Kant
	3. Works by Ludwig Wittgenstein
	4. Lectures by Ludwig Wittgenstein
	5. Works by Other Authors
Part I Mirages of Metaphysical Language
	Introduction
	1 Wittgenstein on `Grammatical\' and `Metaphysical\' Propositions
	2 The Question of Linguistic Idealism
	3 Wittgenstein and What We Can Say
	4 Language and Communication in Kant\'s Theoretical Philosophy
	5 Transcendental Illusion in the First Antinomial Conflict
	6 Kant\'s Transcendental Idealism
Part II Kant\'s Argument Against Problematic Idealism
	Introduction
	7 The Position of Problematic Idealism
	8 Scepticism and Idealism in Descartes
	9 Transcendental Proofs and Indubitability
	10 The Subject in the Refutation of Idealism
	11 Transcendental Realism and the Fourth A-Paralogism
Part III Wittgenstein: Idealism, Solipsism, and Scepticism
	Introduction
	12 Solipsism in The Blue Book
	13 Use as Subject and Use as Object of `I\' Revisited
	14 Idealism/Solipsism in the Investigations
	15 On Certainty and Metaphysical Doubt
Part IV Limits of Transcendentalism
	Introduction
	16 Kant\'s Second Analogy and the Schema of Causality
	17 `Perception\' in §26 of the Transcendental Deduction
	18 Wittgenstein on Private Ostensive Definition
	19 A Prussian Wittgenstein and a Viennese Kant?
Bibliography
Index