Meaning Of Meaning: The Philosophy of Language and Civilization's Most Important Instrument Since 1923
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Meaning Of Meaning: The Philosophy of Language and Civilization's Most Important Instrument Since 1923

by C. K. Ogden

Philosophy Linguistics
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C. K. Ogden’s Meaning Of Meaning examines the philosophy of language and the nature of meaning. Framing language as one of civilization’s most important instruments, this influential work offers a sustained philosophical consideration of how meaning functions in human communication and thought.

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Meaning Of Meaning is a philosophical work by C. K. Ogden.

Its subject is the nature of meaning and the function of language.

The book presents language as a significant instrument of civilization, offering a sustained exploration of its importance.

First associated with 1923, this work remains centered on questions about how meaning and language shape human thought and communication.

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