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“Wittgenstein’s book is about how we understand the thinkable and the unthinkable, which is a traditional philosophical problem.” Read more...
Tom Stoneham, Philosopher
“It’s a really extraordinary book, and probably the only book on the list that is absolutely unique in its form and its nature. It’s a very short book, divided into a list of numbered positions. It is basically about Wittgenstein’s search for logic. He goes in search of a perfect language, where the symbols equate perfectly to the atomic facts – as he calls them – that those symbols are attempting to describe.” Read more...
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Carne Ross, Political Commentator
