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The article attempts to present a synthetic and confrontational outline of views on the language theory of Humboldt, Baudouin, and Saussure. The author indicates the relationship between their ideas, as well as traces the most important relations between the scholars. Finally, a hypothesis is formulated explaining the relationships between their doctrines. The conceptions of the language of Humboldt, Baudouin, and Saussure correspond to the Kant's hypothesis that the objects of experience are the product of the mind, which should be considered as one of the forms of idealism.

Wilhelm von Humboldt a Jan Baudouin de Courtenay i Ferdinand de Saussure: filozoficzne podstawy nowożytnej myśli lingwistycznej