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LECTURE I. THE SCIENCE OF LANGUAGE ONE OF THE Pago PHYSICAL 11
SCIENCES .... LECTURE II . THE GROWTH OF LANGUAGE IN
CONTRADISTINCTION TO THE HISTORY OF LANGUAGE .. 38 LECTURE III .
THE EMPIRICAL ...
LECTURE I. THE SCIENCE OF LANGUAGE ONE OF THE Pago PHYSICAL 11
SCIENCES .... LECTURE II . THE GROWTH OF LANGUAGE IN
CONTRADISTINCTION TO THE HISTORY OF LANGUAGE .. 38 LECTURE III .
THE EMPIRICAL ...
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LECTURE I. THE SCIENCE OF LANGUAGE ONE OF THE PHYSICAL
SCIENCES . WHEN I was asked some time ago to deliver a course of lectures on
Comparative Philology in this Institution , I at once expressed my readiness to do
so .
LECTURE I. THE SCIENCE OF LANGUAGE ONE OF THE PHYSICAL
SCIENCES . WHEN I was asked some time ago to deliver a course of lectures on
Comparative Philology in this Institution , I at once expressed my readiness to do
so .
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Friedrich Max Müller. threshold between the worlds of matter and spirit has of late
assumed a very marked prominence among the problems of the physical and
mental sciences . It has absorbed the thoughts of men who , after a long life spent
...
Friedrich Max Müller. threshold between the worlds of matter and spirit has of late
assumed a very marked prominence among the problems of the physical and
mental sciences . It has absorbed the thoughts of men who , after a long life spent
...
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But to return to our survey of the history of the physical sciences . We had
examined the empirical stage through which every science has to pass . We saw
that , for instance , in botany , a man who has travelled through distant countries ,
who ...
But to return to our survey of the history of the physical sciences . We had
examined the empirical stage through which every science has to pass . We saw
that , for instance , in botany , a man who has travelled through distant countries ,
who ...
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... exactly as they had been found to be by the observer and collector . Physical
science , however , would never have been what it is without the impulses which
it received from the philosopher , nay even from the 28 THEORETICAL STAGE .
... exactly as they had been found to be by the observer and collector . Physical
science , however , would never have been what it is without the impulses which
it received from the philosopher , nay even from the 28 THEORETICAL STAGE .
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| Title | Lectures on the Science of Language Delivered at the Royal Institution of Great Britain ...1861 [and 1863], Volume 1 Lectures on the Science of Language Delivered at the Royal Institution of Great Britain ...1861 [and 1863], Friedrich Max Müller |
| Author | Friedrich Max Müller |
| Publisher | C. Scribner, 1866 |
| Original from | the University of Virginia |
| Digitized | 12 Nov 2009 |
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