Abstract

The Philosophy of Meaning (Geoffroy de Clisson) is an attempt, in 2 volumes and 4 books (knowledge, aesthetics, ethics, identity), to move beyond the logical impasses of materialist monism, which served as the epistemological foundation of modern science. Philosophy of Meaning proposes a re-reading of these foundations of knowledge before exploring their aesthetic and axiological consequences. The Philosophy of Meaning website (adress in the article) others an artificial intelligence tool devoted exclusively to the work. This tool makes it possible to query the work directly on the basis of its content, in order to explore its concepts, arguments and main philosophical issues. It was designed as a complementary mode of consultation, usable before or alongside reading the text, which is available for free download on PhilPapers in English and French.