The Meaning of Language According to Analytic Philosophy

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Fouad Latif Turki
Mohammad Ali Abdullahi

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This research aims to explore the nature and meaning of language in modern analytical philosophy، as analytic philosophers view language as the key to understanding philosophical issues and resolving their problems. Analytical philosophy has thus evolved into a linguistic philosophy at its core; language is no longer merely a tool for expression but has become a field for analysis and examination. By focusing on the ordinary use of words، analytic philosophers sought to clarify meanings and remove ambiguity and obscurity from philosophical and scientific concepts. The study discusses the views of prominent figures in this movement - such as Wittgenstein، Moore، and Carnap - demonstrating how the focus shifted from metaphysical inquiry to the analysis of the structure and functions of language. It concludes that، from tconfusiontive of analytic philosophers، language is not merely a means of communication but a framework for understanding reality and a tool for eliminating intellectual confusions، making it the central concern of contemporary philosophical inquiry.

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Turki, F. L., & Abdullahi, M. A. (2026). The Meaning of Language According to Analytic Philosophy. Sana’a University Journal of Human Sciences, 5(2), 325–334. https://doi.org/10.59628/jhs.v5i2.2479
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