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The Unity of the Proposition in the later Wittgenstein

Summary I compare a relatively standard response to the challenge of the Unity of the Proposition with the very different attitude towards it of the later Wittgenstein. I articulate the problem as it arises within a Tarskian framework, explain (what I think ought to be) Davidson’s response to it and also the earlier Wittgenstein’s response to it, and then explain why, from Wittgenstein’s later perspective, the problem collapses.