Maria Balaska is Lecturer in Philosophy at the University of Hertfordshire, UK. She is the author of Wittgenstein and Lacan at the Limit: Meaning and Astonishment.

1. Introduction; Maria Balaska

2. Suspect Notions and the Concept Police; Cora Diamond

Part I: Concepts

3. Conceptual Corruption; Roger Teichmann

4. Losing Hope: Wittgenstein and Camus After Diamond; David Cerbone

Part II: Moral Theory

5. Defending Diamond against Harcourt: Wittgensteinian Moral Philosophy and the Subject Matter of Ethics; Oskari Kuusela

6. Improvisation within the Range of Implication: Cora Diamond, Henry James, and the Adventure of Literature; Garry L. Hagberg

Part III: Animal

7. Seeing Animal Suffering; Alice Crary

8. Ethology and Ethical Change; Ian Ground and Mike Bavidge

Part IV: Human

9. Moralism, Moral Individualism and Testimony; Stephen Mulhall

10. What Is In the Look?; Anniken Greve

Part V: Narcissim

11. The Narcissism of the Private Linguist; Richard Gipps

12. When a Mind Goes Up in Smoke: Thinking of Evil and Thinking; Maria Balaska