فلسفة اللغة عند لودفيغ فتجنشتاين في كتابه الرسالة

Abstract EN

Ludwig Wittgenstein was influenced by the ideas of Bertrand Russell and Gottlob Frege in his critical position for the language, as stated in his book Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus.

he relied on drawing the boundaries of meaning through the language itself, and on a logic based upon certain issues whose sincerity or falsity does not depend on partial states of external reality.

to explain and simplify this criticism, Wittgenstein presented theories of varying importance, among them we mention: theory of picture representation, truth-function theory and theory of saying and showing.

language, in Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus, is a collection of propositions that accept analysis or can go back to preliminary propositions in order to clarify their meaning and truth.

the existence of the primary proposition and the assumption of names in language to denote things is the way that connects language with reality.

therefore, Wittgenstein gave it the central place in the language.