James C. Klagge Biography

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No body who peruses, or attempts to peruse, the Tractatus can help to ponder what kind of individual its creator was. After perusing the Tractatus but before meeting its writers, Theodore Redpath, an understudy of Ludwig Wittgenstein’s from the mid-to the late 1930s, envisioned Wittgenstein “with the facial appearance of a prophet,’ with a slight long touchy, El Grecoish sort of face, encircled by long strands of shimmering hair and set with huge, dull, expressive eyes.