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The article reviews logical and mathematical problems, which were the starting point of what is now known as “analytical philosophy”. The author proves that the moment of birth of analytic philosophy was Frege’s invention of a notation for quantifiers and variables in 1879. Another source of analytic philosophy was rather declaration than proof of certain philosophical beliefs by Moore and Russell during the 1990s. Generally, an analysis of these sources serves to clarify what analytic philosophy is and what it is not, as well as why it appeared exactly at the beginning of the 20th century.
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