Ludwig Wittgenstein: Tractatus logico-philosophicus

In this series the most important works in the history of philosophy are discussed with cooperative commentary from internationally renowned philosophers. Each volume contains 12 to 15 essays, and follows the organizational structure of the discussed philosophical work. Essential reading for students and academics alike, the series elucidates the major themes in philosophy without the need for time-consuming consultation of secondary literature.

Wilhelm Vossenkuhl: Einleitung Verena Mayer: Der Tractatus als System Wilhelm Vossenkuhl: Sagen und Zeigen. Wittgensteins "Hauptproblem" Peter M. Sullivan: Wittgenstein's Context Principle Peter M. Sullivan: A Version of the Picture Theory Erich Ammereller: Die abbildende Beziehung. Zum Problem der Intentionalität im Tractatus Ulrich Metschl: Ein Platz für alles Mögliche. Der logische Raum im Tractatus Stephan Sellmeier: Logische Sprachanalyse und die allgemeine Satzform Matthias Varga von Kibéd: Variablen im Tractatus Andrej Ule: Operationen im Tractatus Michael Felber: Wittgensteins Analyse von "gewissen Satzformen der Psychologie" David Bell: Solipsismus, Subjektivität und öffentliche Welt Joachim Schulte: Der Glückliche und seine Welt

In this series the most important works in the history of philosophy are discussed with cooperative commentary from internationally renowned philosophers. Each volume contains 12 to 15 essays, and follows the organizational structure of the discussed philosophical work. Essential reading for students and academics alike, the series elucidates the major themes in philosophy without the need for time-consuming consultation of secondary literature.