Alain Badiou: Anti-philosopher Wittgenstein

To the readers of philosophy, Ludwig Wittgenstein. 1951) is always the top point of attention. Bitgenstein is considered the most interesting person in philosophy, seeing traditional philosophy as a linguistic amusement and acting on his theory that “keep quiet about what cannot be said”. He is a ‘strange ’ philosopher who sees that practice is much more important than theory and that philosophical theory is no more than a certain linguistic practice. He further saw that almost all philosophical statements are ‘vanity,’ and that the real problems of life are outside language and cannot be spoken. French global philosopher Alain Badiu defines Bitgenstein’s philosophy as 'anti-philosophy' in the book "The Vitgenstein'. Why Bitgenstein? Bitgenstein was the ‘subversion of philosophy’ in that he turned the question of traditional philosophy in a completely different direction. He was deeply influenced by the turn of 20th-century philosophy into ‘ling out of the philosophy’ and struggled with his own ethical life with the problems of living that were pushed outside. This forced later philosophers to re-imagin the philosophy of language analysis, or of answering our real life lives. In this book, author Bodyau analyzes the only book published by Bitgenstein, logic-philosophy, and shows in three dimensions the appearance and theory of Bitgenshstein as a anti-phincer. He also carefully recounts his relationship with his forerunner Nietzsche, Lacan's sympathetic narrative of him, Pascal and Lusso and Kyerquegor.

Korean title: 반철학자 비트겐슈타인

Korean author: 알랭 바디우

Korean publisher: 사월의책

ISBN-13: 9791192092096