Includes bibliographical references (p. [181]-183) and index
Preface -- Introduction : Wittgenstein and ’the darkness of this time’ -- Spengler’s influence on Wittgenstein : a first approximation -- Wittgenstein’s Spenglerian assessment of his time -- Philosophy for a time of civilization : Spenglerian Desiderata and the Investigations -- The investigations as a philosophy of culture -- Religious inexpressibility : continuity and change from Wittgenstein’s early to late views -- A religious viewpoint in Wittgenstein’s later writings? : Norman Malcolm’s four analogies -- Was Wittgenstein a Spenglerian atheist?
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