Wittgenstein on Sensation and Perception

Wittgenstein's exploration of perception in the Philosophical Investigations reveals his critique of private language and its connection to sense-datum theories. The book delves into how these reflections shape his understanding of sensations and perceptions, offering a nuanced interpretation of his philosophical stance. By examining these foundational ideas, the author provides insights into Wittgenstein's thoughts on the nature of perception and the implications for language and meaning.