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Tag Archives: Wilhelm von Humboldt
Circles: Infinite Expansion, Infinite Comprehension
Man seeks unity only to escape from dissipating and confusing diversity. In order not to become lost in infinity, empty and unfruitful, he creates a single circle, visible at a glance from any point. In order to attach the image … Continue reading
A Word from Our Banner Mascot: Appetite for Constructions
Humboldt’s profound study is one of the classics of linguistic theory, a work of great insight and originality, of deep significance for the study of language and of human psychology and culture. His concept of linguistic form and his ideas … Continue reading
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