Wittgenstein, Mathematics and World

Utilizing Ludwig Wittgenstein's philosophical methodology, the book addresses the enduring question of why abstract mathematics effectively describes the physical world. It serves as a guide to understanding key elements of Wittgenstein's work while exploring the historical evolution of mathematical thought. By engaging with both Wittgenstein's philosophy and contemporary mathematical philosophy, the text provides a comprehensive overview that not only clarifies these concepts but also aims to resolve the intricate relationship between mathematics and reality.