Tractatus Logico Philosophicus

Exploring the boundaries of language and meaning, this influential philosophical work emphasizes clarity in expression and the limitations of discourse. The author's assertion that "what can be said clearly" highlights the importance of precise communication while suggesting that deeper, ineffable truths lie beyond verbal articulation. Originally published in 1921, the book remains a pivotal text in 20th-century philosophy, challenging readers to consider the relationship between language, thought, and the unspeakable.