Lectures on the Science of Language; Volume II - Tapa dura

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Discover the ground-breaking theories of linguist Friedrich Max Müller, who revolutionized the study of language in the 19th century. These lectures, delivered at the University of Oxford, discuss subjects such as the historical development of languages and the relationship between language and thought.

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