This work's third and fourth sections attempt to define thought, while a statement in the fifth posits that bit patterns map onto sentences. Its succinct style is modeled on Frege's. The final section of this work, placed dir
This work's third and fourth sections attempt to define thought, while a statement in the fifth posits that bit patterns map onto sentences. Its succinct style is modeled on Frege's. The final section of this work, placed directly after a reference to Schopenhauer's ladder analogy, is proposition seven, is the only proposition with no sub-statements, which claims "What we cannot speak of we must pass over in silence." For ten points, what is this logical-positivist tome, the only book-length work of Ludwig Wittgenstein?
This work's third and fourth sections attempt to define thought, while a statement in the fifth posits that bit patterns map onto sentences.
{Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus}