(and so on through all the psychological verbs) is either philosophers' nonsense, or at any rate not a judgment a priori.

Or an English expression occurs to me and I try to hit on the corresponding German one.

It is necessary to get down to the application, and then the concept finds a different place, one which, so to speak, one never dreamed of.)

Suppose I shew someone various multicoloured pictures, and say: 'The colour you see in all these is called 'yellow ochre' '.—This is a definition, and the other will get to understand it by looking for and seeing what is common to the pictures.

So, in accordance with these rules, which deal with signs, we write the series x, /'x, /'/'x, /'/'/'x, ..., in the following way /0'x, /0+1'x, /0+1+1'x, /0+1+1+1'x, ...

'Are you not really a behaviourist in disguise?

The answer is a picture, or a description.

(Augustine, Confessions, I.

The language-game 'I mean (or meant) this' (subsequent explanation of a word) is quite different from this one: 'I thought of ...

And yet it is not the phrase itself, for that can be heard without the feeling.

Well, it is as you please.

But what if one person reacts in one way and another in another to the order and the training?

4.3 Truth-possibilities of elementary propositions mean Possibilities of existence and non-existence of states of affairs.

It is not a stupid prejudice.

The fact that the lots are drawn by the use of a cake is particularly horrible (almost like betrayal with a kiss,) and that it strikes us this way is again of fundamental importance for the investigation of such practices.

In the one case the thought in the sentence is something common to different sentences; in the other, something that is expressed only by these words in these positions.

'But the point is, the words felt to him like the words of a language he knew well.'—Yes: a criterion for that is that he later said just that.

Only do not think you knew in advance what the 'state of seeing' means here! Let the use teach you the meaning.

Only not as you imagine it: namely by means of a mental mechanism.

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