Style, Method and Philosophy in Wittgenstein

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Exploring the relationship between philosophy and poetry, this Element delves into Wittgenstein's assertion that philosophy should be written like poetry. It examines his methods of philosophical clarification and the influences from other thinkers that shaped his approach. The work highlights key distinctions in Wittgenstein's writing process, particularly between personal clarifications and works intended for readers, emphasizing the essential role of poetic elements in crafting impactful philosophical texts. Ultimately, it reveals Wittgenstein's belief in the necessity of poetic genius for effective philosophical expression.