Wittgenstein's philosophy of psychology

Meaning something, wanting, intending, understanding, explaining the meaning of an expression,

knowing what an expression means, believing things to be so, interpreting

Thought and thinking, expectation, wish and their fulfilment, current experience, pain and idealism

To find new solutions to the same problems, agreement with reality

The nature of language and linguistic representation

The meaning of an expression is its use, and it is its use that gives it life

To resolve/to dissolve.  (Re)solution, dissolution and illusion

Philosophy, a contribution not to human knowledge but to human understanding

It is incorrect to say that the relationship between a name and an object is psychological

Intra-grammatical resolution.  Psychology, the study of psychological phenomena,

is irrelevant to logical investigations

Pain, joy, depression, thought, intention, etc. are not hidden behind the painful movement,

joyful smile, depressed mien and tone, expression of thought, intentional action, etc.

The psychologist does not observe them "indirectly", and the subject does not observe them

"directly" -since she does not observe them at all

Thought and experience do not rest on introspection (indeed, the very idea that they do

depends on a misconception of introspection).  They rest on nothing at all

The subject of psychological attributes is not the ego, the mind or the body,

but the animal as a whole

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