On Certainty
In On Certainty, Ludwig Wittgenstein investigates the relationship between knowledge, doubt, belief, and certainty. Through concise philosophical reflections, he challenges readers to reconsider the assumptions that support everyday judgment and understanding, offering a searching examination of how we make sense of what we know.
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On Certainty explores fundamental questions about knowledge, doubt, belief, and what it means to be certain.
Written by Ludwig Wittgenstein, the work presents a sustained philosophical examination of the assumptions underlying thought and judgment.
Its concise reflections invite readers to consider how language, evidence, and everyday understanding shape ideas of certainty.
This is a significant work of twentieth-century philosophy for readers interested in epistemology and the nature of knowledge.
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