In his early work, Wittgenstein was not concerned with the role of ethics. Why not?

In his early philosophy, Wittgenstein held that meaningful statements describe facts about the world. Ethical judgments such as “good” or “bad” do not describe facts in that way, so they cannot be stated as factual propositions. This is why ethics fell outside the area his early work could explain; choice A gives that reason.

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