OBSERVAÇÕES SOBRE LOGICA E LINGUAGEM NO TRACTATUS LOGICO-PHILOSOPHICUS DE WITTGENSTEIN E O PRESSUPOSTO DE OCKHAM DA REDUÇÃO DO ENTES NUMA EXPLICAÇÃO

The observation of this research propose as a working hypothesis the perspective that Ockham’s Razor can be identified in the structure of Wittgenstein’s Tractatus logico-philosophicus. The text addresses aspects of logic and language in analytical philosophy, aspects of logic and language in the philosophy of Tractatus and establishes na intermediary that allows dealing with the possibility of an approximation between Ockham’s Razor and tractarian philosophy. The results contained in the observations made explicit in this text point to perspective that proposition 7 Wittgenstein’ Tractatus, about what one cannot talk about, must be silente, resembles the postulate of Ockham’s Razor that one should not unnecessarily multiply the in an explanation. In this sense, it is appropriate to indicate that conceptions both philosophers have emptied the reality of superfluous entities.