The Science Of Language Founded On Lectures Delivered At The Royal Institution In 1861 And 1863...
"The Science Of Language Founded On Lectures Delivered At The Royal Institution In 1861 And 1863" by F. Max M ller, K.M., explores the burgeoning field of linguistics in the mid-19th century. Based on a series of lectures, this work delves into the historical and comparative aspects of language, examining its structure, evolution, and relationships between different language families.
M ller's insights offer a glimpse into the early development of linguistic science, providing a foundation for understanding the complexities of human communication. This book remains relevant for scholars and anyone interested in the history of linguistic thought and the origins of language study.
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