A Modern Theory of Language EvolutioniUniverse, 2004 - 416 ページ The discipline of linguistics is a perfect example of the limitations of the modern academy. The combination of social taboos that make certain subject matter unfit for general knowledge and discovery, and the ever-narrowing specialization of scientists leaves us with an intellectual institution that can no longer do anything but apply, repair, and justify the dogma of Victorian Cosmology that is the rule all must follow. Linguistics should be one of the most interesting subjects, considering it is the study of our most valuable and revealing cultural asset, language. However, recent publications from the linguistic department for public consumption have been some of the most trivial and boring intellectual expositions that have ever been put between two covers. Using the entire database of science, we look at the acquisition of language and how it forms our cultural perspective on life, including theories of language evolution. We develop the theory of the evolution of language from song, one of the few suppositions that Charles Darwin actually got right. From this basis we move on to the roots of Proto-Indo-European, which we call Bhear Tongue. Bhear Tongue is essentially the Eurasian language family dimly perceived by one of the greatest linguists of the twentieth century, Joseph Greenberg. From this perspective we can now retell the tribal stories from Iberia to Siberia, showing a common origin and motivation for human science and religion. |
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目次
I and Thou | 1 |
Queen Euphemias | 22 |
The English Dilemma | 33 |
The SatemCentum Border | 54 |
CHAPTER 5 | 70 |
CHAPTER 6 | 90 |
CHAPTER 7 | 96 |
Native American Languages | 107 |
CHAPTER II | 185 |
CHAPTER 12 | 198 |
Lepenski | 213 |
CHAPTER 13 | 235 |
CHAPTER 14 | 241 |
Sumerian Language | 263 |
CHAPTER 15 | 277 |
The Middle Kingdom | 292 |
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academy Ainu alphabet ancient animal associated bear become beginning Bhear-Tongue birth brain Bronze Age Brythonic calendar called Catal Huyuk cattle cave century character China Chinese Chomsky Christian Church civilization common constellation cosmic impact Cro-Magnon dialect divine East Eastern English Eurasian European evolution female flood forest French Freyja Futhark gender Germanic goddess grammar Greek guage Holocene human Ice Age iconic impact of Typhon Indo-European Indo-European languages Ituri Forest Izanagi Japanese Joseph Greenberg Kurgan language culture Latin Lepenski Vir linguistic living lunar Magdalenian male marked meaning modern moon mother myth native Norse northern occurred original Pelasgian period phonetic primitive Proto-Indo-European root Pygmies reference reflected ritual River Roman runes sacred Sarmatians season Semitic shaman Slavonic social song sound speakers speech star stem story Sumer Sumerian Sumerian Language suppose symbol tion tongue tradition tree tribes Typhon Uniformitarian Ursa Major vowel West Western Europe word