This 5-volume set (2100 pages) is a collection of C. K. Ogden's writings ranging over semantics, semiotics, psychology of language, lexicography, prosody, and Ogden's contribution to universal language--the 850-word system of Basic English. The set spans 1911 to 1952 and includes a critical edition of The Meaning of Meaning and a previously unpublished manuscript. The final volume is devoted to critical reaction, commentaries, and sequels to Ogden's writings from Bertrand Russell (1923) to John Paul Russo (1989).