Max Müller Und Die Sprach-Philosophie
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This book explores the linguistic philosophy of Max M ller, likely through the lens or perspective of Ludwig Noir . Examining M ller's contributions to the field of linguistics and his philosophical insights into the nature of language, the text likely situates M ller's work within the broader context of 19th-century intellectual thought. Readers interested in the history of linguistics, the philosophy of language, or the intellectual history of 19th-century Germany will find this work of interest. It offers insights into the development of linguistic theory and the philosophical debates surrounding the nature and origins of language.
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