Ludwig y el rinoceronte

"There is a rhinoceros in my room," declares Ludwig. His father doesn't believe him. There can't be a rhinoceros in Ludwig's room; it is too small for one. But Ludwig shows his father that something can exist there, even if it cannot be seen. Ludwig Wittgenstein discussed this philosophical problem with Bertrand Russell. It forms the basis of this entertaining bedtime story, written by Noemi Schneider for aspiring philosophers. Inspired by Ludwig Wittgenstein's question, "Does something exist only when you see it?", this picture book features young Ludwig—with his brilliantly glowing pinkish-orange hair—as he engages in philosophy. He claims there is a huge rhinoceros in his room, a notion his father dismisses as nonsense. What follows is a search for a rhinoceros in the children's room that upends the philosophical order of everyday perception.