Severin Schroeder Knihy

Exploring Ludwig Wittgenstein's philosophy of mathematics, this book provides an in-depth analysis of his unique perspectives and arguments. It delves into the implications of his thoughts on mathematical concepts, language, and the nature of mathematical truth, offering readers a comprehensive understanding of how Wittgenstein's ideas challenge traditional views in the field. Through rigorous discussion, it highlights the significance of his work in contemporary philosophical discourse.

The collection features 15 essays exploring significant themes in Wittgenstein's philosophy, including linguistic normativity, understanding, reasons, and knowledge. It delves into questions of value across aesthetics, ethics, and religion, offering insights into his complex ideas and their implications for various fields of thought.