From Analytical Philosophy to Phenomenology: From Internames to Intersense

Abstract

The aim of this article is to discuss what is said in Frege and Husserl philosophy on the meaning of the judgment, the content of the judiciary, the meaning of the content, the meaning with the object, and the relation of the object with the names through the correlational link between what we name and what we mean. For this purpose, Husserl's phenomenology will be analyzed from the point of view of the meaning which represented with the name in the language of the analytical tradition that Frege was the founder and the difference of phenomenological meaning from analytical meaning will be investigated. On the other hand, the side meanings associated with this problem in both traditions will also be discussed and this discussion, which is carried out through Husserl and Frege, will be expanded with with the views of both philosophers about concepts such as design, object, concept, thought and fact relation.