Ludwig Wittgenstein: Regarding certainty

This is the sixth in the Wittgenstein series, which introduces major philosophical works of Bitgenstein, and it's the last piece of Bit Genstein that he was able to combine with his writings, which predicted his death after he was diagnosed with cancer in November 1949. These articles, which are made up of the grammars of ‘Know’ and ‘certainty ’ that he was engaged in until he died, may be apt to enter into his philosophy. It actually includes some of the comical elements in the book, so you can get more fun reading than all of his books. The book also includes interesting comments on the basis of education and learning, understanding of other cultures and relativism, and so forth, in its considerations of authenticity. The final date particularly was two days before he died and the day before he completely lost consciousness, which is impressively sensible. Although it is a new and uncut draft and in small quantities, it is an immense masterpiece of freedom and intensity, even from the exhilaration of the philosophical insights in it, and from the fierceness of their attitude, which seems to be the most powerful and the most impassable of them. The director, a bitgenstein expert and professor of philosophy, revised some of the incorrect and unintelligible expressions and phrases that were left in the edition. The whole accuracy was given, so that the readers could read more easily.

Korean title: 확실성에 관하여

Korean author: 루트비히 비트겐슈타인

Korean publisher: 책세상

ISBN-13: 9791159315480