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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-010-3514-9Ludwig Wittgenstein; Plato; Rudolf Carnap; discourse; evolution; experience; grammar; individual; ontology; p

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Ontology and the Logistic Analysis of Language978-94-010-3514-9Series ISSN 0166-6991 Series E-ISSN 2542-8292

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Introduction and signs and on the rules governing linguistic systems — these features will be immediately apparent to anyone who takes an interest in contemporary philosophy. Influential philosophical works have such titles as ., to mention only a few characteristic works among many.

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The Interpretations of Predicate Signsoodman, and have discussed the nature of nominalistic and platonistic languages. Our aim has been to bring together various views on the relation of representation, so as to gain a new perspective to the problem of universals.

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A Philosophical RevolutionThis chapter will begin with a brief sketch of the historical origin of the analytic trend in contemporary philosophy. We shall then indicate the novel and peculiar features of Russell’s method, as revealed in his analysis of relational facts and of relational propositions, and show how he was led to mathematical logic.

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Stanisław LeśniewskiRussell, and initially also Carnap, unhesitatingly accepted references to abstract entities. Wittgenstein did not touch the question at all, since his ideal language says nothing . properties and relations, these being merely .. Leśniewski, on the other hand, regarded abstract entities as problematical from the very beginning.

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