"From a logical point of view" is a significant collection of essays by the philosopher W.V.O. Quine, regarded as a classic of contemporary philosophy. This bilingual and extensively annotated edition offers an in-depth engagement with three of his central essays: "On what there is," "Two dogmas of empiricism," and "Reference and modality." Quine addresses a scholarly audience familiar with current philosophical debates. The careful annotations also enable less experienced readers to grapple with the complex ideas and arguments. Thus, this edition is of great value for both students and those interested in philosophical questions.