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The subject matter of the following paper constitutes the inquiry into the essence of meaning realized in the behavior and products of cultural subjects as participants of intersubjective communication. Accordingly, several philosophical and linguistic approaches to the object-related concepts of sign and meaning will be juxtaposed with the subject-related concepts of meaning-creation-and-utilization occurring in the realm of man as a living organism. A special attention will be paid, in the first case, to the instrumental functions of task-oriented meaning-bearers and, in the second, to the utilitarian values of need-oriented practices of meaning-creators and meaning-utilizers being engaged in changeable processes of solipsistic interpretation and collective understanding.

Between Praxeological and Axiological Semiotics in the Cultural Sphere of Intersubjective Meanings