The Anglo-American school of philosophy

The Anglo-American school of philosophy, emerging in the 20th century, primarily focuses on analytical thinking and language. It emphasizes clarity of expression, logical argumentation, and practical implications of ideas. Key figures include Bertrand Russell and Ludwig Wittgenstein, who explored how language shapes our understanding of the world. This school contrasts with continental philosophy, which often delves into broader existential and social issues. Overall, Anglo-American philosophy strives to solve problems through rigorous analysis and clear reasoning, making complex ideas more accessible and relevant to everyday life.