L’effet Wittgenstein. Protohistoire the fruit of more than

the fruit of more than twenty years of research

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Original version by Pierre SEGHERS

L’effet Wittgenstein. Protohistoire the fruit of more thanThe figure and thought of Ludwig Wittgenstein are the pivots of this book, which mixes anecdotes, impressions, allegorical illustrations and imagined conversations with the Viennese philosopher. Jean Frmon, however, broadens the questioning of the truth and the usefulness of the language developed by Wittgenstein by bringing in other characters, fictional or real, such as Mikhail Bulgakov, Georg Groddeck, Bertrand Russell. But from this abstruse