This book brings together under one title three works from different years: Semiotics (1971), In the Three-Dimensional Space of Language (1985) and the yet unpublished New Realism (1997). Each of them reveals one of the three main oppositions (principles) of semiotics, the science of sign systems, and in accordance with this receives a second heading in this edition: "Semiotics" - "Meaning and Signifier", "In the three-dimensional space of language" - "Semantics, Syntactics, Pragmatics", "New Realism" - "System and Text".Thus, taken together, the three parts form something fairly unified - an outline of the philosophy of language, unfolding according to a plan predetermined by semiotics itself. The word "Language" in the title naturally means an object, and "Method", in accordance with its Greek prototype (méthodos, meta + hodós), "(movement towards a goal, towards knowledge) in accordance with the true way." The “Way”, “The True Way”, a concept that has played such an important role in Russian philosophy since the teachings of the Eastern Fathers, is language, again “Language”.