Jurgen Trabant Books

Sprache und Sprachen in Berlin um 1800

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Vico's New Science of Ancient Signs

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"Vico's New Science of Ancient Signs will be essential reading for advanced students and academics within the fields of linguistics and philosophy."--Jacket.

Les traditions de Humboldt

By Jurgen Trabant

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Humboldt ou Le sens du langage

By Jurgen Trabant

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Bildakt at the Warburg Institute

By Sabine Marienberg, Jurgen Trabant

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"Standing in the Warburgian tradition, the Collegium for the Advanced Study of Picture Act and Embodiment presents some aspects of its work at the Warburg Institute in London: Compiled in the volum...

Mithridates im Paradies. Kleine Geschichte des Sprachdenkens.

By Jurgen Trabant

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Weltansichten

By Jurgen Trabant

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Weltansichten

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Elemente der Semiotik

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Sprache

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