Anton Marty

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Anton Marty was a Swiss-Austrian philosopher and linguist known for his work in descriptive psychology, philosophy of language, and semantics within the Brentano school.

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instanceOf human
linguist
philosopher
university teacher
countryOfBirth Switzerland
countryOfCitizenship Austria
Switzerland
countryOfDeath Austria-Hungary
educatedAt University of Prague
University of Würzburg
employer Charles University in Prague
familyName Marty
fieldOfWork descriptive psychology
linguistics
philosophy
philosophy of language
semantics
gender male
givenName Anton
influenced Central European philosophy of language
Prague linguistic milieu
influencedBy Franz Brentano
languageOfWorkOrName German
memberOf Brentano school
movement Brentano school
name Anton Marty
notableIdea descriptive psychology of language
intentionality in language
theory of linguistic meaning
notableStudent Oskar Kraus
notableWork Untersuchungen zur Grundlegung der allgemeinen Grammatik und Sprachphilosophie
occupation linguist
philosopher
university professor
partOf Austro-German tradition in philosophy
placeOfBirth Schwyz
placeOfDeath Prague
positionHeld professor of philosophy
religion Catholicism
linked to: Roman Catholicism
studies pragmatics
semantics
syntax

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Franz Brentano influenced Anton Marty
Brentano school hasMember Anton Marty
Anton Marty name Anton Marty