Publisher's Synopsis
Fitzedward Hall's study of false philology offers a comprehensive examination of the errors and misconceptions that have plagued the field of linguistics. With a rigorous analytical approach and a deep knowledge of the subject matter, Hall exposes the fallacies and false assumptions that have led many scholars astray. This is a must-read for anyone interested in language and linguistics, or in the broader field of academic inquiry.
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