Lectures on the Science of Language

In this seminal work, F. Max Müller offers a pioneering analysis of language as a system of signs and symbols that reflects the underlying structures of the human mind. Drawing on insights from comparative linguistics, psychology, and philosophy, Müller formulates a powerful theory of language that remains relevant to this day.

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