Ludwig Wittgenstein: Note

This is the fifth in the Shangbit Genstein series, which introduces the main philosophical works of Bitgenstein. The ship's headquarters has been devoted to the hesitation and the practice of seeing Bitgenstein's ideas, and has been a series of articles that are organized on a regular basis, centering on key works in his work. It helps us to understand the philosophy of Bitgenstein as a whole, one of the most difficult and inaccessible philosophers of our time. In volume five, we introduce the Bitgenstein's note. This is a core review of the subject of psychological philosophy, one of the main interests of Bitgenstein, and it collects fragments from his manuscript that he has written to cut several pieces and later write. The book provides us with the ideas, intentions, beliefs, expectations, imaginations, concepts, ideas, ideas of doubt, emotions like joy, fear, anger, sorrow, regret, sight, taste, pain, and other philosophical insights into dreams, consciousness, soul, numbers and involuntary behavior. The book, written during the philosophical quest, is read in a significant reference to considering philosophical exploration, and the professor, a bitgenstein expert and professor, corrected and revised some of the incorrect expressions and phrases left on the first edition of this revision. They've added overall accuracy to make it easier for readers to read.

Korean title: 쪽지

Korean author: 루트비히 비트겐슈타인

Korean publisher: 책세상

ISBN-13: 9791159318146