Es braucht die Regel nicht: wittgenstein on rules and meaning

Abstract

No part of Wittgenstein’s work has drawn as much attention as his remarks on rule-following in the Investigations. Not only Wittgenstein scholars but also philosophers with a more passing interest in Wittgenstein have written extensively about these passages. This is not surprising, given that these paragraphs seem both to hold the key to Wittgenstein’s later writings and to

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