Realist model of interpretation of reality in analytical philosophy

The research of realist model of language in analytical philosophy is presented in the study. The research made by V.A. Ladov “Formal realism” was the basis of the work in the representing of two concepts, realism and anti-realism within which the model of ideal language was formed. The re-alism is formed by means of the certain ontologic model which is character-ized by the creation of concepts, the singular terms characterizing reality. The anti-realism is presented by the model of ideal language directed on the demonstration of continuous change of the values of expression depending on the place and time of the events. The language model of G. Frege is ex-pressed within realism by means of the development of concepts: sense, val-ue and representation. The model is characterized by the creation of strict categories describing and interpreting only process of thinking. Realist model of the language B. Russell is expressed by means of the theory of de-scriptions and the formation of the concepts directed on a complete descrip-tion and knowledge of the reality. The language model of U. Sellars is char-acterized by the creation of the concepts expressing the nouns, adjectives di-rected on the accurate characteristic of reality. P. Stroson builds grammati-cal theory not only by means of formation of concepts, but also by means of creation of the categories expressing communications, the relations, transi-tions reflecting reality. All studied representatives of analytical philosophy: G. Frege, B. Russell, U. Sellars, P. Stroson express realist language model, claiming that logic should not be torn off from reality at all, and can be the basis for the creation of system of the concepts, categories, certain terms di-rected on all changes and processes happening in a material world.