Wolniewicz's Logical Hermeneutics and the Ontology of Situations

This article is a detailed study of Bogusław Wolniewicz's thought, focusing on two pillars: logical hermeneutics and the ontology of situation. The author explores the process of transcription as a key stage in text analysis, aimed at removing ambiguity and revealing the pure logical structure of a statement. In the section on ontology, the text defines the concept of E-situation, explaining its role as a semantic correlate within non-Fregean logic. The reader will also find an analysis of logical space as a complete lattice and a comparison of Wolniewicz's systems with the tradition of Wittgenstein's logical atomism and the classical hermeneutics of Ricoeur and Gadamer. This is a rigorous approach to the theory of T and distancing, shedding new light on analytical models of reality and the relationship between language and the world of facts.