Imagen
2018
A la web de l'editor: "A major philosophical work, one of the most important written in the twentieth century, Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus is Ludwig Wittgenstein's attempt to conquer reality through logic. Written as a series of precisely numbered propositions, it elucidates the relationship of language to logic and to reality, ending with an infamous statement of breathtaking clarity: "What can be said at all, can be said clearly; and what we cannot talk about we must pass over to silence. Originally conceived as part of the Marginalia series of hand-annotated classics, this special edition consists of sixty-two original artworks inspired by the famous tract.
Collages, drawings, sketches, handwritten comments, blacked-out and blanched text, shopping receipts and scans-within-scans—these are some of the techniques that appear in the pages of this book". -- Text de Ludwig Wittgenstein amb intervencions manuscrites de l'artista.

Technical details

Belongs to:
Otros
Credit:
Col·lecció MACBA. Centre d'Estudis i Documentació
Publication/Production:
London : Eris, 2018
ISBN/ISSN:
9,782E+12
Dimensions/Duration:
Dimensions: 34,8 x 25,5
Copyright:
© Kenneth Goldsmith
Language:
English
Material type:
Monograph
Identification number:
A13835
Call number:
Llibre Artista_G_0563