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An introduction to William Whewell's concept of 'palaetiology' (historical science), from the Darwin-L Archives.

Entry from the Biographical Encyclopedia of Astronomers.

Robert Angelo introduces the metaphors, definitions and methods Wittgenstein used to create an objective distinction between sense and nonsense in the context of philosophy.

Comprehensive links page, maintained by Brian W. Carver.

Article on this 18th-century thinker, drawn from the 1911 Britannica.

1811 edition. Contains Julian, and The Doctrine of Grace.

1811 edition. Controversial Tracts, and Correspondence.

1811 edition. Sermons and Discourses.

Marie McGinn reviews this collection of essays edited by Gordon Baker. From Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews.

Impressionistic commentary on Wittgenstein's life, accompanied by relevant quotations from the Tractatus

Short article by James Still, approaches this section with a close analysis of Wittgenstein's dictum `meaning is use'.