Über den Autor

Charles Kay Ogden was a British philosopher, linguist, and psychologist, best known for his work in the field of semantics and language. He co-authored 'The Meaning of Meaning' with Ivor Armstrong Richards, which explores the relationship between language, thought, and communication. Ogden's contributions laid the groundwork for modern linguistic theory and the study of semiotics, emphasizing the importance of symbols in human understanding and interaction. His development of Basic English, a simplified version of English with a limited vocabulary, aimed to promote global communication and understanding across cultures.

Throughout his career, Ogden engaged with various disciplines, including philosophy, psychology, and linguistics, and he was a significant figure in the early 20th-century intellectual landscape. His ideas have influenced a range of fields from communication studies to cognitive science, making him a pivotal figure in understanding how language shapes human thought. Ogden's legacy continues to impact linguistic theory and practice today, as scholars and practitioners build upon his foundational insights into the nature of language and meaning.

Geburtsdatum July 16, 1889
Geburtsort Worcester, England
Todesdatum August 8, 1957