De Gruyter Philosophy of Language and Linguistics - Volume 53

Explore the foundational impact of Gottlob Frege, Bertrand Russell, and Ludwig Wittgenstein in this specialized academic volume. Published by De Gruyter, this book examines how these thinkers shaped the development of analytic philosophy and modern linguistic studies. Readers will find deep investigations into technical discussions regarding truth, proper names, and definite descriptions. The content addresses essential concepts such as propositions, predication, sense, and reference. By examining the relations between language, the mind, and the world, this volume serves as a significant resource for those studying the historical and contemporary roots of linguistic inquiry. It provides a detailed look at how classical philosophical approaches continue to influence modern technical debates in the field of linguistics and philosophy of language.