The task is to employ each sentence as a paragraph-beginner initiating an explication of Wittgenstein's thought surrounding these topics. One may certainly employ more than ten paragraphs to accomplish this. In this manner the student will be suggested into a coherent summary of what has so far been discussed in the Tractatus . Approximately three to five pages in length.
Facts are what make up the world, but facts are more than a mere collection of objects.
Logical Space 2. The items that are combined in states of affairs are simples. Configuration of Objects Names 3. Propositions picture reality by having something in common with what is depicted. Thoughts have the logical structure of propositions.