Solipsism in Tractatus: Three Different Interpretations (resend)

In the paragraphs 5.6 – 5.641 of his Tractatus, Wittgenstein refers to some important points about mind and solipsism of which three interpretations has been presented: The first one is the Orthodoxy interpretation according which meanings are given to words by metaphysical ego or subject through picturing and via a psychological process. This metaphysical ego, however, is distinct from the empirical ego and there is nothing in the world which correspond it and of course it is presupposition of the existence of world. It is impossible to have meaningful talk about it and it can only be shown. The second interpretation is therapeutic interpretation which unlike the realistic and metaphysical approach of the orthodoxy interpretation, it has an unrealistic and no metaphysical approach. It held the relation between the ideas of the former and the latter Wittgenstein. The third interpretation is the ethical interpretation, according which the propositions of Tractatus have practical values. In this interpretation the solipsism of Tractatus is regarded as a mystical and ethical act rather than a metaphysical and epistemological theorem and the target of it is to make change in spiritual life of human beings.in this article the three interpretations have been analyzed and evaluated.