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The article discusses on the work of philosophers in the analytic tradition and the consideration of its history as an object of philosophical investigation. It mentions two main results to consider in retelling the course of analytic tradition using the work of Scott Soames on the 20th century philosophical analysis. He talks about the three methodological presupposition.

Analyzes the use-doctrine and the meaning-theory in Ludwig Wittgenstein's book "Tractatus." Examination of the meaningfulness of signs in the Tractatus theory; Relationship between the Tractarian program analysis and the use-doctrine meaningfulness of signs; Precedents of Wittgenstein's program of analysis; Contributions of Wittgenstein to analytical philosophy; Investigations made by Wittgenstein on rule-following and private language.

Provides information on a study which utilized the Russellian and Wittgensteinian approach in analyzing logical atomism. Utilization of the logical analysis of language in proving the existence of atoms; Development of analytic philosophy; Information on the A priori argumentation on the ontological and epistemological approach in atomism; Details on the work of philosophers Bertrand Russel and Ludwig Wittgenstein.