Isashiki's works

papers

2000: Time Leading Nowhere and the Meaning of <Now and Here>,
(TETSUGAKU-ZASSHI, edited by TETSUGAKU-KAI [the philosophy society of Tokyo University], vol. CXV, No.787, pp. 112-128.)

1999: What Can We Learn from Lewis Carroll's Paradox?
(Memoirs of the Faculty of Education, Miyazaki University: Humanities, No. 86, pp. 79-98.) summary

1998: Can Robots Have a Mind? -- According to Wittgenstein's Advice,
(Annual Review of the Philosophical Association of Western Japan, No.6, pp. 83-96.) summary

1992: "Experience" and "Grammar" -- On Wittgenstein's Method,
(Philosophy, edited and published by the Philosophical Association of Japan, No. 43, pp. 201-211.) summary

1990: On Mctaggart's Proof of the Unreality of Time,
(Philosophical Studies, edited by Department of Philosophy, Faculty of Letters, The University of Tokyo, No. 9, pp. 113-125.) summary

1990: Knowledge of "Use" in the Later Wittgenstein's Philosophy of Language,
(TETSUGAKU-ZASSHI, edited by TETSUGAKU-KAI [the philosophy society of Tokyo University], vol. CV, No.777, pp. 217-232.) summary

1989: Language-Games of "I,"
(Philosophical Studies, edited by Department of Philosophy, Faculty of Letters, The University of Tokyo, No. 8, pp. 120-131.) summary

reports

1998: How Does the Present Change into the Past?
(presented at the 31st conference of the Philosophy of Science Society, Japan) summary

1997: Can Robots Have a Mind? -- According to Wittgenstein's Advice,
(presented at the 48th conference of the Philosophical Association of Western Japan) summary

1996: Genuine or Impostrous? -- Personal Identity and the Enigma of "I,"
(presented at the first talk-in of the Faculty of Education of Miyazaki University) summary

1992: Wittgenstein's Concept of Knowledge,
(presented at the 31st conference of TETSUGAKU-KAI [the philosophy society of Tokyo University] ) summary

1992: "Experience" and "Grammar" -- On Wittgenstein's Method,
(presented at the 51st conference of the Philosophical Association of Japan) summary