Blue and brown book. Preliminary materials for "Philosophical Investigations"

This publication publishes lectures and notes of Ludwig Wittgenstein, which were preliminary materials for his "philosophical research", one of the most famous philosophical works of the 20th century. The “Blue Book” is a lecture sum of lectures given by Wittgenstein to students in Cambridge in 1933-1934. The “brown book” was dictated by Wittgenstein to his Cambridge students. It is here that Wittgenstein is trying in a popular form to talk about the key topics for his late philosophy, and also gives a detailed list and analysis of language games (in the future he will not dwell on their details in such detail)
"Blue and brown books", the classic texts of the late Wittgenstein, make it possible to plunge into the unusual philosophical "stream of consciousness" and from first -hand to find out about the thoughts of a person who fundamentally changed the course of modern philosophy