 The Wittgenstein wave has largely passed by, and Findlay’s multitudinous objections look a bit like overkill. Philosophy today has rediscovered psychology, though it is the psychology of Kahneman and Tversky and Pylyshyn, not the psychology of Brentano or Titchner. But Findlay’s style of objecting to Wittgenstein, rather than ignoring him, presupposes a common ground, and suggests a continuing relevance of Wittgenstein’s thought for the contemporary philosophy of mind. 