Selection of some of the key readings from the reading lists for seminars:

• Stern, D. Wittgenstein's critique of referential theories of meaning, Stern

• Baker & Hacker The Augustinian Conception, Baker & Hacker

• Fogelin 'Introduction', Wittgenstein in his own words, Fogelin, Introduction

• Fogelin 'Following a rule', Wittgenstein in his own words, Fogelin, Following a rule

• Huemer 'Wittgenstein on training', Huemer

• Cavell 'Excursus on Wittgenstein's vision of language', Cavell

• S Kripke Wittgenstein on rules and private language, Kripke

• McDowell 'Wittgenstein on Following a rule', McDowell, rule-following

• McDowell 'Singular thoughts and the extent of inner space', McDowell, Singular thoughts

• Stroud 'Private objects, physical objects and ostension', Stroud

• Pears 'Linguistic Regularity', Paradox and Platitude, Pears, Chapter 2

• Pears Chapter 13, 'The private language argument of Philosophical Investigations', The False Prison, Pears, Chapter 13

• Pears Chapter 14, 'The disabling defect of the private language', The False Prison, Pears, Chapter 14

• Ginsborg 'Primitive Normativity', Journal of Philosophy 2011, Ginsborg

• M Williams 'The significance of learning in Wittgenstein's philosophy,, Williams

• P Boghossian Is meaning normative?, Boghossian

• A Hattiangadi Is meaning normative?,, Hattiangadi