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The Trouble with Theory: Some elucidations

© 2009 The Author Journal compilation © 2009 Philosophy of Education Society of Australasia Wittgenstein lift this beyond the ‘popular jeremiad’ genre of books by conservative commentators on postmodernism, multiculturalism, political correctness, and a host of other targets. That said, in many respects the book is lacking. Perhaps a subsequent volume could address some of the weaknesses in the current book while retaining the idea of putting Wittgenstein into productive critical conversation with postmodern and poststructuralist theorists. Such a project, while not new, would be worthy of continuing thought and further development.