Vorlesungen Über Bedeutungslehre Sommersemester 1908

The exploration of meaning is central to understanding formal logic and epistemology. The work delves into how objects exist in thought solely through their meanings, highlighting the importance of normative applications of logical laws. It addresses the complexities of defining "meaning" and its implications for both formal logic and epistemological critique. The author emphasizes the significance of these discussions for a philosophical society, particularly in light of recent debates among young thinkers regarding meaning-related issues.