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Color Geometry – Or Color Grammar?

The present paper is about the epistemology of the theory of color and aims to confront two different approaches. In the first half, I present an overview of some key tenets of Meinong’s Remarks on the Color Solid and the Mixture Law of 1903. In the second half, I discuss Meinong’s approach at length and compare it with another approach which I tend to favor, namely the grammatical and pragmatic approach promoted by Wittgenstein. I highlight some of its difficulties and raise some objections.