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An attempt to come to terms with Wittgenstein's later philosophy and to provide a careful reading of all his later writings, this collection of eleven essays includes three studies in epistemology with On Certainty as their focus; a discussion of scepticism; three essays on topics from the Investigations, including Wittgenstein's account of privacy and his views on the mind; and an exegetical study and discussion of Remarks on the Foundations of Mathematics. 
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