| Abstrakt: |
This is an unusual book, both in content and in style. In content it is about logic, though Ludwig Wittgenstein, in discussing this subject, manages to say much about the theory of signs, epistemology, metaphysics, and philosophy in general. Furthermore, Wittgenstein indicates that there are many things that we cannot say about logic, not because we do not know them or because we cannot find words by which to express them, but because they are literally inexpressible by means of any language. Consequently, we must remain silent about them. |
