Introduction
1. Wittgenstein and Democratic Politics Lotar Rasi?ski and Leszek Koczanowicz
Part1: Grounding the Political
2. The Heart of the Heart: Wittgenstein's Place in Political Theory Thomas Wallgren 3. Using Wittgenstein’s Method to Explain and Understand Democratic Politics Michael Temelini 4. Wittgenstein as a Political Philosopher Richard Raatzsch 5. Wittgenstein’s Lecture on Politics Hans Sluga
Part2: Conceptual Entanglements
6. Grounding Democracy in Radical Practices of Care: From Sameness to Entanglement Naomi Scheman 7. What Is a “Democratic” Form of Life? Anat Biletzki 8. Community and Temporality: A Wittgensteinian Approach to Political Judgment Desiree Weber 9. Wittgenstein’s “Family Resemblances” and their Political Potential Dimitris Gakis
Part3: Seeing Connections
10. Wittgenstein, Arendt, and the Problem of Democratic Persuasion Linda M. G. Zerilli 11. Wittgenstein and the Politics of Vision Adam Chmielewski 12. The Proletariat and the Left: Critical Perspectives ? Thinking of Political Understanding and Persuasion with Eribon, Arendt and Wittgenstein Anat Matar 13. Language-Based Critique of Deliberation as a “Picture” in the “Album Theory” of Democracy Wojciech Ufel Conclusion
14. Philosophy and / or Politics: Learning from Engagement with Wittgenstein Thomas Wallgren and Anat Biletzki