Course in General Linguistics (Open Court Classics)
A foundational text in modern linguistics, Course in General Linguistics explores language as an organized system of signs and relationships. It introduces essential ideas for understanding linguistic structure, meaning, and change, making it a valuable resource for students and general readers interested in how language works.
About This Book
Course in General Linguistics presents a foundational approach to the study of language.
The work considers language as a structured system whose elements gain meaning through their relationships with one another.
It addresses central concepts in linguistic analysis, including signs, language structure, and the distinction between different aspects of language.
This Open Court Classics edition is suited to readers exploring linguistics, language studies, and the intellectual foundations of modern linguistic theory.
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