The Hebrew Student volume 2
The Hebrew Student volume 2
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In order to make the department of " Bibliography " as perfect as possible, it was allowed the space rightly belonging to " Questions and Answers. " — Editor. '] Vol. II. MARCH, i8^ • No. 7.
THE LANGUAGE OF PRIMITIVE MAN.
]3y J. A. S3nTii, D. I).. Editor of The Standard, Chictigo.
It is proposed, in this article, to consider the following question: Whether the theory maintained by many writers upon Comparative Philology as to the origin of language, either necessitates or warrants the theory so... many of them hold as to the origin of religion. The view commonly proposed by them as to the first branch of this general question is succinctly stated by Mr. Charles Francis Keary, of the British Museum, in his work on "Outlines of Primitive Belief. " "Phil- ologists, " he says, "may continue long to dispute on the precise origin of language; but Philology has brought us so far that there can be now no question that the primitive speech of mankind was of the rudest character, devoid almost utterly of abstract words, unfit for the use of any kind of men save such as were in the earliest stage of thought.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In order to make the department of " Bibliography " as perfect as possible, it was allowed the space rightly belonging to " Questions and Answers. " — Editor. '] Vol. II. MARCH, i8^ • No. 7.
THE LANGUAGE OF PRIMITIVE MAN.
]3y J. A. S3nTii, D. I).. Editor of The Standard, Chictigo.
It is proposed, in this article, to consider the following question: Whether the theory maintained by many writers upon Comparative Philology as to the origin of language, either necessitates or warrants the theory so... many of them hold as to the origin of religion. The view commonly proposed by them as to the first branch of this general question is succinctly stated by Mr. Charles Francis Keary, of the British Museum, in his work on "Outlines of Primitive Belief. " "Phil- ologists, " he says, "may continue long to dispute on the precise origin of language; but Philology has brought us so far that there can be now no question that the primitive speech of mankind was of the rudest character, devoid almost utterly of abstract words, unfit for the use of any kind of men save such as were in the earliest stage of thought.
What to read after The Hebrew Student volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Rainey Harper to read onlineMoreLess
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