Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- PREFACE -- ANALYSIS -- INTRODUCTION -- I. HISTORICAL BACKGROUND -- 1. Relationship to Brentano -- 2. The Situation of Philosophy -- 3. The Situation in Psychology -- 4. The Situation in the Study of Language -- 5. Concluding Remarks -- II. THE CONCEPT AND TASKS OF THE PHILOSOPHY OF LANGUAGE -- 1. Language as a Subject Matter of Philosophy -- 2. Practical Philosophy of Language -- 3. Theoretical Philosophy of Language -- 4. Concluding Remarks -- III. DESCRIPTIVE SEMASIOLOGY -- 1. Inner Linguistic Form -- 2. Autosemantica -- 2.1. Statements -- 2.2. Emotives -- 2.3. Presentational Suggestives -- 3. Synsemantica -- 4. Conclusion -- TRANSLATIONS -- ON THE ORIGIN OF LANGUAGE -- Preface -- Introduction -- Historical and Critical Survey -- Positive Account -- Concluding Considerations -- WHAT IS PHILOSOPHY? -- REVIEW: WILLIAM JAMES, THE PRINCIPLES OF PSYCHOLOGY -- Introduction -- I. Overview -- II. Criticism -- ON ASSUMPTIONS: -- Introduction: -- Part I: Test of the Preliminary Improbability of the Theory of "Assumptions" -- Part II: Demonstration that the Hypothesis is Unnecessary -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- INDEX OF NAMES -- Blank Page -- Blank Page -- Blank Page -- Blank Page -- Blank Page -- Blank Page -- Blank Page.