The Principles of Comparative Philology (LARGE PRINT EDITION)

Focusing on the intersection of archaeology and linguistics, this work delves into comparative philology, exploring the evolution and structure of language through various theoretical frameworks. Key topics include the laws governing language science, the historical development of language, and the impact of analogy and mythology on linguistic structures. The author examines language roots and the potential for grammatical and vocabulary mixtures, offering a comprehensive analysis that bridges multiple disciplines.