Two Wittgensteins. Philosophical and Pathographic Analysis

The new book of the Russian philosopher is devoted to the philosophical and pathographic analysis of the work of one of the greatest philosophers of the twentieth century Ludwig Wittgenstein. Step by step, the researcher traces the ups and downs of the life and work of the thinker. Why are two Wittgenstein? Wittgenstein suffered from a comorbide (double) personality disorder. On the one hand, he had a bipolar disorder: depression alternated with periods of creative activity and good mood. On the other hand, latent schizophrenia. But even P. B. Gannushkin wrote in 1914 that we are all a little schizophrenic. Lacan claimed that the norm is just a well -compensated psychosis. Wittgenstein wrote two main works - "logical -philosophical treatise" and "philosophical research". But not without reason he bequeathed to publish them together in the same volume. Between these two texts, Wittgenstein lived a whole life full of adventures, about which the author will tell in this book