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He never stopped thinking about philosophical problems, and when he returned to academia his views had changed radically.
by woodandsteel 6y ago
He never stopped thinking about philosophical problems, and when he returned to academia his views had changed radically.
- Emma_Goldman 6y agoTrue, but the 1920s were easily his least active, philosophically. He did most of the work for the Tractatus in the 1910s; most of the work for the Investigations in the 1930s.
- hyperpape 6y agoHe published Some Remarks on Logical Form in 1929. It's been 10 years since I was reading Wittgenstein, but my recollection is that work was still Tractarian. The blue and brown books came in the 30s.
- woodandsteel 6y agoSo it looks like I was mistaken.