The book "Knowledge and Language" offers a comprehensive collection of articles that explore the complex relationships between knowledge and language. Edited by James Logue and authored by L. Jonathan Cohen, this volume brings together significant contributions that illuminate various aspects of language theory and semantics. The articles come from renowned publishers and cover topics such as the grammaticality of sentences, the semantics of metaphors, and the formalization of the logic of indirect speech. This collection is not only of interest to professionals in linguistics but also to anyone interested in the philosophical and logical foundations of language. The careful compilation and technical support in the digitization of the articles ensure high quality and accessibility of the content.