Wittgenstein's Tractatus

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gptkbp:instanceOf philosophical work
gptkbp:author gptkb:Ludwig_Wittgenstein
https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label Wittgenstein's Tractatus
gptkbp:influence analytic philosophy
logical positivism
gptkbp:language German
gptkbp:notableFeature the role of the subject
the relationship between language and reality
the nature of meaning
atomic propositions
logical form
the relationship between language and thought
picture theory of language
limits of language
the critique of metaphysics
truth functions
the conclusion that many philosophical problems arise from misunderstandings of language
the idea that what cannot be said must be passed over in silence
propositions as pictures
the concept of a fact
the concept of logical necessity
the distinction between sense and nonsense
the idea of a contradiction
the idea of a language game
the idea of a logical argument
the idea of a logical consequence
the idea of a logical constant
the idea of a logical contradiction
the idea of a logical entailment
the idea of a logical equivalence
the idea of a logical fallacy
the idea of a logical framework
the idea of a logical impossibility
the idea of a logical necessity
the idea of a logical operator
the idea of a logical paradox
the idea of a logical possibility
the idea of a logical proof
the idea of a logical proposition
the idea of a logical relationship
the idea of a logical space
the idea of a logical structure
the idea of a logical system
the idea of a logical truth
the idea of a logical truth.
the idea of a model
the idea of a picture as a model of reality
the idea of a proposition as a truth-apt statement
the idea of a state of affairs
the idea of a tautology
the idea of a truth table
the idea of logical syntax
the idea of showing vs. saying
the idea that what can be said can be said clearly
the world as a totality of facts
gptkbp:previousName Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus
gptkbp:publishedBy 1921
gptkbp:structureType seven main propositions
gptkbp:subject philosophy