Author: BROWN, James Cooke
Title: Loglan 1: A Logical Language. Third Edition.
Description: Florida and California, The Loglan Institute, Inc, 1975. Brown faux leather, xv+300pp. spine ruled and lettered in gilt. A very nice bright copy. Clean and tight. Neat owner name to f.e.p. Used; Very Good "There is a linguistic theory--known as the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis--that the structure of a human language sets limits on the thinking of those who speak it.. if this hypothesis is correct, then a language that could lift those constraints, by reducing them to a minimum, ought thereby to release its speakers' minds from their ancient linguistic bonds.. Loglan is a language designed to test this hypothesis. It was originally developed in the 1950s" Loglan Inst. 2007 . Hardback.

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