Wittgenstein

[sunwolf]

What are your opinions on his Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus?

I read it twice. It's a very short read and presented in nice indented logical form. I didn't understand a few of the more complex logical statements but I just skipped over them and gave him the benefit of the doubt. In the end I felt that I didn't learn anything that I hadn't already read in Nietzsche, particularly in The Will To Power, though it was worded differently.

[anaspis]

It is very interesting that.
Can you tell me in more details one or two examples ?

[KnowNothing]

I found the book interesting. I didn't see the connection to will to power but I read W to P long ago. I read TLP a couple of times and listened to it in audio. I got that kind of stepping up feeling but went nowhere and was left wanting to read it again to understand. I find his books with philosophical remarks much more clear and thought provoking.