Ludwig Wittgenstein: The Duty of Genius by Ray Monk
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Overview: Assessing the life of a philosopher may be a writer’s greatest challenge – with few individuals do the spiritual and emotional realms play such a prominent role in moulding professional consequences. With that in mind, author Ray Monk sets off on a very specific quest in Ludwig Wittgenstein: Duty of Genius – to draw, where countless others have failed, an unbroken line between the work of the philosopher and the man himself.
In a sense, the peculiar life of Ludwig Wittgenstein invites exactly this kind of work. With only one book, one article and one book review published during his lifetime, it’s safe to say there’s much more to the man than what he put on paper. Not that Monk shies from confronting the imponderables in Wittgenstein’s theories; he describes just enough of the philosopher’s ideas on atomic propositions and tautology to trouble any layman.
Genre: Non-Fiction > Biographies & Memoirs
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