The Principles of Comparative Philology

The Principles of Comparative Philology by Archibald Henry Sayce explores the historical context and evolution of language focusing on the development of grammar the origins of verbal expression in different language families and the unity of science and philosophy in understanding language. The book delves into the study of glottology discussing the roots of language the influence of different cultures on linguistic development and the impact of mythology and religion on language evolution. It also examines the significance of names phonetics and the relationship between language and society.