Wittgenstein and the meaning of life

Author's name: Reza Hosseini

When engaging with Wittgenstein's insights into matters related to life and philosophy in general, it is important to keep in mind the difference between what we can glean from his way of seeing and what we would be better off avoiding. While we search for what we can glean from his way of seeing, we should not be discouraged by what we can avoid. You don't need to be a student of philosophy or a specialist in it to read this book, because the issues it discusses can be imposed on anyone by life, and because Reza Hosseini wants to think with us about these issues outside the philosophical lecture hall. In his study, Reza Hosseini aims to take us out of the philosophical seminar room and join him on a journey in search of the human voice, our human voice. This book is the third translation in the Ludwig Wittgenstein Project, following On Certainty (2020) and Notes on Colors (2024). This project aims to translate a collection of Ludwig Wittgenstein's works, including Culture and Value.