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Julius M. Moravcsik
Art and 'Art'
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Patrick Suppes
Rules of Proportion in Architecture
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Diana Raffman
The Meaning of Music
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Mark Debellis
Conceptions of Musical Structure
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Aron Edidin
Look What They've Done to My Song:
"Historical Authenticity" and the Aesthetics of Musical Performance
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Colin Radford
How Can Music Be Moral?
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Jerrold Levinson, Philip Alperson
What Is a Temporal Art?
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Alasdair MacIntyre
Colors, Culture, and Practices
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John McDowell
Meaning and Intentionality in Wittgenstein's Later Philosophy
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Carl Ginet
The Dispositionalist Solution to Wittgenstein's Problem about Understanding a Rule:
Answering Kripke's Objections
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Lars Hertzberg
Primitive Reactions—Logic or Anthropology?
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S. L. Hurley
Intelligibility, Imperialism, and Conceptual Scheme
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Warren Goldfarb
Wittgenstein on Understanding
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Arthur W. Collins
On the Paradox Kripke Finds in Wittgenstein
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Peter Winch
Persuasion
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Peter van Inwagen
There is No Such Thing As Addition
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D. Z. Phillips
Authorship and Authenticity:
Kierkegaard and Wittgenstein
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Nick Zangwill
Quietism
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Felicia Ackerman
Does Philosophy Only State What Everyone Admits?:
A Discussion of the Method of Wittgenstein's Philosophical Investigations
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Ian Niles
Wittgenstein and Infinite Linguistic Competence
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