Writings in General Linguistics

Discover the profound insights of Ferdinand de Saussure in "Writings in General Linguistics," published by Oxford University Press in 2006. This compelling hardback edition spans 366 pages and presents an enlightening collection of lecture notes from Saussure's students, capturing the essence of his groundbreaking ideas that significantly influenced 20th-century linguistics.

In this essential work, Saussure explores pivotal concepts such as the distinctions between form and meaning, the relationship between the sign and its referent, and the differences between language (langue) and speech (parole). Whether you are a linguistics enthusiast or a student of the humanities, this book serves as an invaluable resource for understanding the foundations of modern linguistic theory and the complexities of language itself.

Enhance your library with this essential title and immerse yourself in the thoughts of one of the most influential linguists of our time.