Semiotics in Poland 1894–1969

On Clear and Obscure Styles of Philosophical Writing.- Symbolomania and Pragmatophobia.- On the Content and Object of Representations.- Actions and Products. Comments on the Border Area of Psychology, Grammar, and Logic.- Issues in the Logic of Adjectives.- A Survey of Logical and Semantic Problems.- The Reistic or Concretistic Approach.- Comments on the Meaning of Words.- The Controversy Over Designata.- Token-reflexive Words Versus Proper Names.- Connotation and Denotation.- Proposition as the Connotation of Sentence.- Intensional Expressions.- Concerning the So-called Empty Names.- Issues in the Philosophy of Proper Names.- Truth and the Concept of Language.- Ambiguity and the Language of Science.- Significano ‘per se’ and ‘per aliud’ in Anselm.- An Analysis of the Concept of Sign.- The Controversy over the Limits of the Applicability of Logical Methods.- Puzzles of Existence.- Vague Words.- Names and Predicates translated by P. T. Geach.- On the Antinomy of the Liar and the Semantics of Natural Language.- Normal and Non-normal Classes in Current Language.- Normal and Non-Normal Classes Versus the Set-Theoretical and the Mereological Concept of Class.- The Semantics of Open Concepts.- Languages and Theories Adequate to the Ontology of the Language of Science.- A Functional Approach to the Logical Semiotics of Natural Language.- The Principle of Transparency and Semantic Antinomies.- The Semantic Functions of Oblique Speech.- The Semantic Conception of Truth in the Methodology of Empirical Sciences translated by Z. Wójcicka.- The Attribute and the Class translated by B. Stanosz.- Analyticity and Apriority.- Sources of the Texts.- Biographical and Bibliographical Notes.