Course in General Linguistics by Ferdinand de Saussure PDF Free
Course in General Linguistics
by Ferdinand de Saussure
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Course in General Linguistics Summary
The Cours de linguistique generale, reconstructed from students’ notes after Saussure’s death in 1913, founded modern linguistic theory by breaking the study of language free from a merely historical and comparativist approach. Saussure’s new method, now known as Structuralism, has since been applied to such diverse areas as art, architecture, folklore, literary criticism, and philosophy.
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