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Unravelling CertaintyI am standing here’. At the very outset of his examination of that assurance, Wittgenstein dissociates it from knowledge: ‘If you do know that ., we’ll grant you all the rest’ (OC 1). But of course, he does not leave it there. Much of . is devoted to fleshing out the distinction between certainty and knowledge.

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Why , Mattersr that simple answer requires detailed articulation. Accordingly, I shall be giving six answers to the question, while recognizing that they hardly constitute all that might be said by way of response. As the readers of this volume will quickly ascertain, many of its contributors have their own and