On The Classification Of Languages

This groundbreaking study of linguistic classification offers an important contribution to the field of comparative philology. Gustav Salomon Oppert, a leading 19th-century scholar of the world's languages, develops a new method for grouping languages based on their structural similarities and differences. His work has paved the way for modern linguistic theory, making this volume an essential read for anyone interested in the history of language scholarship.

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