Title: Very much what it purports to be
Product review: I read this book knowing relatively little about the Western tradition of philosophy and even less about Wittgenstein in particular. I now feel that I have at least a general idea about the latter, which is all I wanted of this book and all that it claims to offer. Whether or not one agrees with Grayling's misgivings concerning Wittgenstein's thought, he presents them honestly and transparently and one is free to concur or not, but I did not find that obtrusive at all.
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