The Work of Hans Aarsleff: A Brief Introduction

History of European Ideas 42 (6):724-728 (2016)
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SUMMARYThe essay provides an overview of the main lines of argument that run through the work of Hans Aarsleff. The emphasis is on the history of language theory as an integral part of intellectual history.

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