Introduction 1. Information, contemplation and social life 2. Aesthetic explanation and aesthetic perplexity 3. Wittgenstein and the fire festivals 4. When do empirical methods by-pass the problems which trouble us? 5. Explanation, self-clarification and solace 6. Wittgenstein on making homeopathic magic clear 7. Wittgenstein and obscurantism 8. Wittgenstein on Freud's 'abominable mess' 9. Congenital transcendentalism and 'the loneliness which is the truth about things' Afterword 10. Explanation and self-clarification in Frazer 11. Explanation and self-clarification in Freud 12. Conclusion: two cheers for the coroner's report.
Introduction 1. Information, contemplation and social life 2. Aesthetic explanation and aesthetic perplexity 3. Wittgenstein and the fire festivals 4. When do empirical methods by-pass the problems which trouble us? 5. Explanation, self-clarification and solace 6. Wittgenstein on making homeopathic magic clear 7. Wittgenstein and obscurantism 8. Wittgenstein on Freud's 'abominable mess' 9. Congenital transcendentalism and 'the loneliness which is the truth about things' Afterword 10. Explanation and self-clarification in Frazer 11. Explanation and self-clarification in Freud 12. Conclusion: two cheers for the coroner's report.
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