Logical-philosophical treatise
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Structurally "logical-philosophical treatise" is seven aphorisms, accompanied by an extensive system of explanations. In meaningfully, he offers a theory that solves the main philosophical problems through the prism of the relationship of language and the world.
Language and peace - the central concepts of the whole philosophy of Wittgenstein. In the "treatise", they appear as a mirror couple: the language reflects the world, because the logical structure of the language is identical to the ontological structure of the world. The world consists of facts, and not of objects, as it should be in most philosophical systems. The world represents the whole set of existing facts. The facts can be simple and complex. Objects are that, entering into interaction, forms facts. Objects have a logical form - a set of properties that allow them to enter into one or another relationship. In the language, simple facts are described by simple sentences. They, not names are the simplest language units. Complex facts correspond to complex sentences. The whole language is a complete description of everything that is in the world, that is, all facts. All proposals that violate the laws of logic or not related to the observed facts rely on Wittgenstein meaningless.
For students and teachers of philosophical, philological, cultural specialties, as well as all those interested in the problems of modern philosophy and culture
Language and peace - the central concepts of the whole philosophy of Wittgenstein. In the "treatise", they appear as a mirror couple: the language reflects the world, because the logical structure of the language is identical to the ontological structure of the world. The world consists of facts, and not of objects, as it should be in most philosophical systems. The world represents the whole set of existing facts. The facts can be simple and complex. Objects are that, entering into interaction, forms facts. Objects have a logical form - a set of properties that allow them to enter into one or another relationship. In the language, simple facts are described by simple sentences. They, not names are the simplest language units. Complex facts correspond to complex sentences. The whole language is a complete description of everything that is in the world, that is, all facts. All proposals that violate the laws of logic or not related to the observed facts rely on Wittgenstein meaningless.
For students and teachers of philosophical, philological, cultural specialties, as well as all those interested in the problems of modern philosophy and culture
Author:
Author:Wittgenstein Ludwig
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Politics & Social Science
- Category:Phylosophy
- Category:Reference books
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-8291-3776-2
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