The Meaning of Meaning

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The Meaning of Meaning is a seminal 1923 work in semantics and the philosophy of language by C. K. Ogden and I. A. Richards that explores how language, symbols, and thought are related.

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non-fiction book
work in philosophy of language
work on semantics
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surface form: Ogden and Richards' triangle
author C. K. Ogden
I. A. Richards
coAuthor C. K. Ogden
I. A. Richards
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
describes relationship between language, symbols, and thought
field linguistics
philosophy
psychology
genre academic monograph
hasConcept ambiguity
context of situation
definition
emotive meaning
metaphor
referent
referential meaning
sign
symbol
symbolism in language
thought or reference
hasInfluenceOn literary theory
philosophy of mind
pragmatics
influenced 20th-century semantics
analytic philosophy
communication studies
semiotics
language English
notableFor interdisciplinary approach to language and thought
introduction of the triangle of reference model
systematic analysis of meaning in language
proposes triangle of reference
publicationCentury 20th century
publicationYear 1923
subject communication theory
linguistics
meaning
philosophy of language
psychology of language
reference
semantics
semiotics
symbolism

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C. K. Ogden knownFor The Meaning of Meaning
C. K. Ogden coAuthorOf The Meaning of Meaning
Basic English introducedInPublication The Meaning of Meaning
The Meaning of Meaning alsoKnownAs The Meaning of Meaning
this entity surface form: Ogden and Richards' triangle
I. A. Richards notableWork The Meaning of Meaning
I. A. Richards coAuthoredWork The Meaning of Meaning
Mind, Language and Reality hasPart The Meaning of Meaning
this entity surface form: The Meaning of ‘Meaning’