This book brings together Constantine Sandis's essays on Wittgenstein's approach to understanding others.

Constantine Sandis is Visiting Professor of Philosophy at the University of Hertfordshire and a founding director of Lex Academic.

Introduction: Understanding Others Without Mind-Reading;  Wo Are "We" for Wittgenstein?; 'If Some People Looked Like Elephants and Others Like Cats': Wittgenstein on Understanding Others and Forms of Life; Making Ourselves Understood: Wittgenstein and Moral Epistemology; Understanding the Lion For Real; On Safari with Glock; Period and Place: Collingwood and Wittgenstein on Understanding Others; Understanding Other Cultures (Without Mind-Reading); One Fell Swoop: Small Red Book Historicism Before and After Davidson; If an Artwork Could Speak: Aesthetic Understanding After Wittgenstein;  Wittgenstein and Communication Technology - A conversation between Constantine Sandis and Richard Harper