Wittgenstein's Notes on Logic

Michael Potter

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Wittgensteinian philosophy and applications Philosophy, Science, and History Philosophy and Literary Analysis

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Michael Potter shows, for the first time, that Wittgenstein's early 'Notes on Logic' are a work of philosophical and historical importance. Using a blend of biography and philosophy, he draws new conclusions about the nature of the notes, the genesis of the Tractatus, and Wittgenstein's working methods.

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