Linguistic Turn: A Note on the Philosophical School

In the history of philosophy, few shifts have been as transformative as the "Linguistic Turn." Emerging in the early 20th century, this intellectual movement recast language—not merely as a medium for expressing thought, but as the very framework within which thought itself takes shape. It redirected philosophical inquiry from metaphysical speculation to the analysis of language, ushering in a profound reorientation of how we understand meaning, truth, and reality. This book explores that p...