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The philosophy of language and Ontology of Knowledge 2nd version (iss. 20241209=
This paper explores how language and thought shape each other and what benefit can come from this interaction on both theoretical and epistemic aspects. In particular the consequences of abandoning any reference to the external object in the language sign are analysed.
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