The sixth section of this work equates the general form of a truth function with the general form of a proposition.
The sixth section of this work equates the general form of a truth function with the general form of a proposition. The first section states the world is a set of facts about things rather than the things themselves and declares that "philosophy is not a theory but an activity." In referring to the senselessness of metaphysical propositions in the seventh section, this work ends with the proposition, "What we cannot speak of we must pass over in silence." For 10 points, name this work which was literally written in the trenches of World War I by Ludwig Wittgenstein.
The sixth section of this work equates the general form of a truth function with the general form of a proposition.
{Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus}