Ludwig Wittgenstein: The Duty of Genius
Ray Monk traces Wittgenstein's life from Vienna to Cambridge, connecting his moral struggles and friendships with his changing ideas about logic, language, and certainty.
21 parts, about 47 minutes to read.
Ray Monk traces Wittgenstein's life from Vienna to Cambridge, connecting his moral struggles and friendships with his changing ideas about logic, language, and certainty.
21 parts, about 47 minutes to read.
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