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Ibi initium fecit operis ambitiosi, quod, quamvis perniciosum saeviret [[primum bellum mundanum|bellum mundanum]] (cui ipse intererat voluntarius), iam anno [[1918]] conficere potuit. Quod opus more [[positivismus logicus|positivismi logici]] scriptum primum [[Theodisce]] in '' Annalen der Naturphilosophie'' anno [[1921]] divulgatum est, sed proximo anno [[1922]] editio bilinguis ''Tractatus logico-philosophicus'' inscripta e prelo exiit. In ''Tractatu'' haec proponitur [[notio (philosophia)|notio]] [[lingua|linguae humanae]]: [[sententia (linguistica)|sententias]] sensibiles esse depictiones vel simulacra rerum condicionum mundi. Completo ''Tractatu'' Wittgenstein omnes magnas quaestiones philosophiae solutas esse arbitratus consilium cepit, ut ludi magister fieret in parvo vico [[Trattenbach]].
[[Fasciculus:Wittgenstein with friends drinking coffee.jpg|thumb|left|270px|Wittgenstein (partim floribus obtectus) exeuntibus annis 1920 cum amicis et propinquis. Maxime a laeva Marguerite Respinger, amicula Ludovici.]]
Eodem tempore ''Tractatus'' studia excitare coepit praesertim inter sodales [[circulus Vindobonae|circuli Vindobonae]]. Quamquam fundamenta [[philosophia analytica|philosophiae analyticae]] multum ex ''Tractatu'' et empirismo logico aedificabantur, Wittgenstein de rebus agendis circuli Vindobonae valde dubitabat, putabat enim hos potius fideles scientificos esse quam veros philosophos.
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: I very rarely come to Cambridge now, about once every threee months. I've given up my rooms in College. I'm supposed, of course, to come back there as a professor after the war, but I must say I can't quite imagine how I'll be able to do it. I wonder if I'll ever be able to teach phiosophy again regularly. I rather think I shan't be able.<ref>McGuinness 2012: 357.</ref>}}
At cum iam proximo anno Grant et Reeve opus suum in Italiam mutarent, Wittgenstein paulisper loco mansit, donec Martio mense [[Swansea]]m profectus apud [[Rush Rhees]] discipulum atque amicum libro suo operam dabat. Octobri autem mense, initio anni academici 1944/45, Wittgestein Cantabrigiam reversus rursus docere coepit. Super seminaria, in quibus praesertim argumenta libri ''Philosophische Untersuchungen'' tractabat, etiam post Moore suscepit praesidium circuli scientiarum moralium. His annis proximis plurimum temporis in librum praeparandam incubuit, etiam feriis aestivis quas Swanseae agebat. Medio mense Novembri 1946 acroasin fecit circulo scientiarum moralium de ratione philosophiae disceptans. Paulo ante, exeunte Octobri mense, acciderat altercatio memorabills inter eum et [[Carolus Popper|Carolum Popper]], quae [[Wittgenstein's Poker|rutabulum Wittgensteinii]] appellatur.<ref>Cf. Monk 1991: 495.</ref>
Anno [[1947]] vacationem sabbatariam rogavit, ut re vera in opus suum incumbere posset, sed Octobri mense totam professionem relinquere constituit. Georgius von Wright ei succedit professor.
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* Kanterian, Edward (2007) ''Ludwig Wittgenstein.'' Reaktion Books.
* Kinlen, Leo (2003-4) Wittgenstein in Newcastle, ''Northern Review'' 13: 1-30.
* Klagge, James Carl (2001) ''Wittgenstein: Biography and Philosophy.'' Cambridge University Press.
* Malcolm, Norman (1958) ''Ludwig Wittgenstein: A Memoir.'' Oxford University Press.
* McGuinness, Brian (2005) ''Young Ludwig: Wittgenstein's Life, 1889-1921.''
* —————— (2012) ''Wittgenstein in Cambridge: Letters and Documents 1911 - 1951.'' John Wiley & Sons.
* Monk, Ray (1991) ''Ludwig Wittgenstein: the Duty of Genius.'' Penguin Books.
* Richter, Duncan (2014) ''Historical Dictionary of Wittgenstein's Philosophy''. Rowman & Littlefield.
* Schulte, Joachim (2005) ''Ludwig Wittgenstein. Leben. Werk. Wirkung.'' Suhrkamp.
* Sluga, Hans (2011) ''Wittgenstein''. Wiley-Blackwell.
* Sullivan, Peter M. (1996) The 'Truth' in Solipsism, and Wittgenstein's Rejection of the A Priori. ''European Journal of Philosophy'' 4 (2): 195-220.
* Wood, Alan (1957) ''Bertrand Russell: The Passionate Sceptic.'' Allen and Unwin.
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