Analytical Philosophy is a branch of philosophy that emphasizes clarity and logical rigor in arguments. It often focuses on language and the way words convey meaning, aiming to resolve philosophical problems through precise analysis. Key figures in this movement include Bertrand Russell and Ludwig Wittgenstein, who sought to clarify philosophical issues by examining the structure of language. This approach contrasts with other philosophical traditions, such as Continental Philosophy, which may prioritize historical context and subjective experience. Analytical Philosophy is commonly associated with the study of topics like epistemology, metaphysics, and ethics, using formal logic and scientific methods to explore these areas.