This recording contains excerpts from a lecture or discussion on logic and philosophy, dated November 16, 1987. The first tape (side A) briefly mentions a chapter on perception from Radl's article „Praktická filosofie“ (Practical Philosophy). The second tape (side A) delves deeper into the nature of speech and language, emphasizing that speech is a prerequisite for speaking, not merely a personal performance. It discusses the proximity between the concepts of "logos" and "speech" and whether they can be identified, and what the relationship between them is. In the latter part of the second tape, there is a mention of Hans-Georg Gadamer's work, specifically his book "Wahrheit und Methode" (Truth and Method), where he addresses the nature of the artwork. The recording is fragmentary, ending abruptly, and a portion of the second tape (side B) is entirely missing.