„In my view, however, Hülser cannot achieve this so ambitiously set goal of a pragmatic interpretation of the TLP, since, appealing to TLP 4.026 ("...With propositions, however, we make ourselves understood."), he quite clearly starts from conception (1): "Communication is thus the purpose of propositions, of language in general" – propositions, he says, are means of communication; further: "Wittgenstein regarded propositions as constituents of human actions" – albeit with an important restriction: he concentrates only on the representational function of declarative sentences, and therefore does not yet consistently set foot on the …"