nyelvfilozófiát
Nyelvfilozófia is the branch of philosophy that studies the nature of language, its relationship to thought and reality, and the way language is used. It explores fundamental questions such as what language is, how it acquires meaning, how we understand and produce language, and how language shapes our perception of the world. Key areas of inquiry include semantics, which deals with meaning; syntax, which concerns grammatical structure; pragmatics, which examines language in use and context; and the philosophy of mind, which investigates the connection between language, consciousness, and cognition.
Historically, philosophers have grappled with the nature of language since antiquity, but the field as a distinct