Paperback, 175 pages

Spanish language

Published Nov. 7, 2003 by Alianza.

ISBN:
978-84-206-5570-3
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OCLC Number:
701552491

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Como señaló Bertrand Russell en el prólogo a la traducción inglesa de 1922, reproducido en esta edición, el Tractatus logico-philosophicus «merece por su intento, objeto y profundidad, que se le considere un acontecimiento de suma importancia en el mundo filosófico». Esta obra clave de Ludwig Wittgenstein (1889-1951), a la vez clara y difícil, crispada y rigurosa, ofrece en un lenguaje aforístico, digno de la mejor prosa alemana, una filosofía del lenguaje y de la matemática, una reflexión acerca de la naturaleza y de la actividad filosófica, y una concepción del mundo.

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If I say, I understood everything Wittgenstein said in this book then that will be lying. I might re-read this book again. Then I'll be able to review this review again and see where my thoughts differ.

This book is about philosophy, and logic in particular (any one can deduce that from the name, meh!). However, I think philosophers haven't been agreed upon what is a part of philosophy and what is not. Therefore, we'll be sticking to what Wittgenstein thinks philosophy is:


Philosophy is not one of the natural sciences.

(The word “philosophy” must mean something which stands above or below, but not beside the natural sciences.)

The object of philosophy is the logical clarification of thoughts.

Philosophy is not a theory but an activity.

A philosophical work consists essentially of elucidations.

The result of philosophy is not a number of “philosophical propositions”, but to make propositions clear.

Philosophy …
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  • Philosophical Logic
  • Philosophy
  • Spanish: Adult Nonfiction
  • History & Surveys - Modern
  • Reference
  • Logic