Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus

Ludwig Wittgenstein, a pivotal 20th-century philosopher, emerged from a wealthy Viennese family but chose to renounce his inheritance. His life was marked by diverse experiences, including military service in World War I and working as a hospital porter in World War II. Educated by Bertrand Russell, he later taught at Cambridge, contributing significantly to philosophical thought through his unique perspectives and life choices.