Does Wittgenstein's critique of metaphysics imply a rejection of absolute values and truths? In this book, Baukrowitz shows that Wittgenstein was not concerned with discarding the absolute or excluding it from everyday language. Rather, he sought to indicate the proper place of the absolute in the domain of language and to illuminate its everyday relevance. The book thus makes an important contribution to the current realism debate.

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Marian Baukrowitz, FU Berlin.