Ludwig Wittgenstein: Props house

The book is a second in the Bitgenstein series, which introduces major philosophical works of Bitgenstine, and it's a philosophical text that was written in 1929 for more than 10 years after Bitgenshstein quit philosophy. A collection of hesitations and drifts to help him understand his ideas, and a series of key things are organized in a series. Despite the most difficult and inaccessible philosophers of our time, the articles, lectures, philosophical journals, reading notes, and so on can be written to empathize with his own personal world without any basis in linguistic philosophy or logic. In particular, the props are presented in philosophically interesting topics with Bitgenstein's free mind. Among the articles that he had not published in his lifetime as a single text was the seven books that the conductor thought were philosophically important and were moved to our language and titled 'The Pharmacy'. As much as he wrote after returning to philosophy, we can look at the process of changing his philosophical interests. The revisions corrected and refined early editions of the translation, either inaccuracies or unnatural language, where there was little improvement. Some of the searchable items are re-regulated and fully accurate so that readers can read them more easily.

Korean title: 소품집

Korean author: 루트비히 비트겐슈타인

Korean publisher: 책세상

ISBN-13: 9791159315299