Wittgenstein's Later Theory of Meaning: Imagination and Calculation -- Copyright -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Foreword -- Introduction -- Notes -- References -- 1 The Fregean Perspective and Concomitant Expectations One Brings to Wittgenstein -- Notes -- References -- 2 How a Language Game Becomes Extended -- Notes -- References -- 3 Kinds of Expression -- Notes -- References -- 4 "Function" in Language Games and in Sentential Contexts -- Notes -- References -- 5 The Sound of a Sentence I: Singing from the Score -- Notes -- References -- 6 Projection: No Mere Mapping but a Creative Activity -- Notes -- References -- 7 The Sound of a Sentence II: Surface Grammar -- Note -- References -- 8 Complexity -- Notes -- References -- 9 An Integration of Wittgenstein and Frege? -- Notes -- References -- 10 Dummett's Doubts and Frege's Concept of "Sense" -- Notes -- References -- 11 Wittgenstein on "Communicating Something" -- Notes -- References -- 12 "Grammatical Sense" and "Syntactic Metaphor": A Wittgensteinian Solution -- Notes -- References -- 13 A "Theory of Meaning" - In What Sense? -- Notes -- References -- Index.