Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus

Structure and Organization

Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus is organized in a unique style, where the main propositions and ideas are expressed in numbered paragraphs. The structure of the work reflects a logical construction and the idea of sequential conclusions, where each subsequent statement, where possible, is a logical consequence of the previous one. The book begins with the famous proposition «The world is all that is the case», which lays the foundation for further reflections. The text frequently uses theses and arguments to support the main line of reasoning. Wittgenstein divides the content into seven main sections, each addressing key aspects of the philosophy of logic, meaning, and the structure of language. These sections are further subdivided into paragraphs and subparagraphs, allowing the reader to clearly follow the author's logic and philosophical reflections.