An introduction to this work details the discussion between Sachverhalte and Tatsache, citing "Socrates is Wise" is a Sachverhalte.  
An introduction to this work details the discussion between Sachverhalte and Tatsache, citing "Socrates is Wise" is a Sachverhalte.  An important concept in this work is defined as "the feeling of the world as a bounded whole," and that concept encompasses what can be shown but not said. In addition to talking a lot about the mystical, this work's sixth section makes use of a formulation of Henry Sheffer, and it borrows from Schopenhauer in calling itself a ladder that must be discarded after it is used. It defines a thought as a "logical picture of a fact," and notes that the world is "everything that is the case." For 10 points, name this work that mandates passing over in silence what cannot be spoken of, by Ludwig Wittgenstein.
An introduction to this work details the discussion between Sachverhalte and Tatsache, citing "Socrates is Wise" is a Sachverhalte.  
{Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus} [prompt on {Tractatus}; accept {Logisch-Philosophische Abhandlung}]