Introduction

Martin Gustafsson, Lars Hertzberg

3-8

On the linguistic turn in philosophy

Soren Stenlund

11-50

Humboldt

grammatical form and "Weltansicht"

Olav Gundersen

51-75

Language as sign and use a study of certain aspects of Saussure's view of language

Michael Gustavsson

77-95

Expression and content in linguistic theory

Sven Öhman

99-107

The history of Swedish grammar and professor Chomsky

Saara Haapamäki

109-119

How ordinary is ordinary experience?

language in feminist epistemology and philosophy of science

Sharon Rider

121-144

Putnam on truth

Frederick Stoutland

147-176

Meaning, saying, truth

Martin Gustafsson

177-197

Wittgenstein, Meursault and the difficulty of philosophy

Pär Segerdahl

201-212

Wittgenstein, logical form and grammatical remarks

Thorsten Johansson

213-224

On rule-following

Juan Wilhelmi

225-236

Are we all trapped in nonsense?

Gudmundur Steingrimsson

237-245

On the need for a listener and community standards

Lars Hertzberg

247-259