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St. Augustine's Press |
Studies the central topics of Wittgenstein’s philosophy prior to and within the first parts of the Tractatus, covering such subjects as objects, substance, states of affairs, elementary propositions, pictures, and thoughts. He concludes that analysis is reduction to what is basic not in experience but in reference, and argues that the Tractatus is concerned not with problems of knowledge but with problems of sense. “[F]ull of clear and detailed expositions of obscure passages.” – Philosophical Books “[L[ively and interesting throughout.” – Max Black, The Philosophical Quarterly |
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| Wittgenstein’s Logical Atomism 1-85506-536-3 1997 $16.00tx (£11.00) 176 pp., paperback, 1964 edition preface, abbreviations, notes, bibliography, index Wittgenstein Studies |
