The abstract of the article «The model of an ideal language as an interpretation of reality in the analytic philosophy»

This article presents a study model of a ideal language in analytic philosophy. The author of the article is based on a study of V. A. Ladov «Formal realism», which presents two concepts - realism and antirealism, within which is formed the model of an ideal language. Realism is formed by creating a particular ontological model, characterized by the creation of concepts, singular terms that characterize reality. Antirealism presents an ideal model of the language, aiming at the demonstration of the constant change of the values of an expression, depending on the time and place of the events. The language model G. Frege characterized by establishing certain true concepts that reflect the thinking process. The model of an ideal language B. Russell expressed by means of the theory of descriptions and the formation of concepts aimed at the full description and the knowledge of reality. Language model W. Sellars is characterized by the creation of concepts, expressing nouns, adjectives, aimed at a clear description of reality. P. Stroson builds grammatical theory is not only through the formation of concepts, but also by creating categories that express communication, relationships, transitions, reflecting reality. The ideal model of language use P. Grice is characterized by constant change in the value of an expression that depends on the perception and place of the events. All the studied representatives of analytical philosophy: G. Frege, B. Russell, W. Sellars, P. Strowson, P. Grice expressed the ideal model of language claiming that logic is in any case should not be divorced from reality, and can be the basis for building a system of concepts, categories, specific terms, to all changes and processes occurring in the material world. These ideas are presented in the article, under the concepts of realism and antirealism.

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