Dr RR Baliga's Philosophical Discourses: Ludwig Wittgenstein (Austria/England, 1889–1951 CE) – Language and Logic

Ludwig Wittgenstein (1889–1951) reshaped modern philosophy by asking a deceptively simple question: How does language work? 🧠   In the Tractatus, he argued that language "pictures" reality — and that what cannot be clearly said must be passed over in silence. Later, in Philosophical Investigations, he reversed course: meaning is not fixed — it is use, embedded in "language games." 🎯   His lasting insight? Many philosophical problems are really linguistic confusions. Clarity is not cosmetic — it is transformative. ✨   In medicine, law, policy, or everyday life, careful language is careful thinking