The Limits of Language: Wittgenstein and the Quest for Clarity

Chapter 1: Vienna, 1903 - A City Sick with Ideas 00:00
Chapter 2: Skjolden, 1913 - A Hermit's Refuge 03:30
Chapter 3: Cambridge, 1929 - A Return with Reservations 06:39
Chapter 4: Vienna, 1931 - A City of Doubts 10:10
Chapter 5: Horseshoe Bay, 1936 - A Teacher and a Trout 13:01
Chapter 6: London, 1939 - A World on the Brink 15:44
Chapter 7: Cambridge, 1942 - A Beacon in the Dark 18:09
Chapter 8: County Clare, 1945 - A Man and the Sea 21:07
Chapter 9: Oxford, 1947 - A Farewell Symphony 23:53
Chapter 10: Cambridge, 1951 - A Life in Fragments 26:39

Disclaimer: An important historical detail was missed! Ludwig Wittgenstein actually completed his groundbreaking work, "Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus," during World War I, not after.

[jahanzaibrasheed]

Wow. Beautiful! Thank you so much for this. I'll listen it over and over again.

[NoahCross]

Well made and your prose is beautiful, kudos.

[rodrigohernanbritoruiz]

I wonder, who are you and what move you to do these videos? I'm genuinly curious; they're really inspiring. Thanks!

[cubicd]

Thanks ~ this is a fantastic presentation !

[cristianrojassalamanca]

Thanks! can you make one on Heidegger?

[lynnfisher]

Where did you get the minute details
of a private meeting between Russell and Wittgenstein.

[PicturePerfect]

Boy you better put down that knife.. your mind is sharp. Great video