It Is No Secret That The Fruits

The Spirit Of Logical Analysis Should In Practice Blend With The Practical Pressure For The Adoption Of Some Form Of International Language, But It Should Not Allow Itself To Be Stampeded By It.

No Two Languages Are Ever Sufficiently Similar To Be Considered As Representing The Same Social Reality.

It Is No Secret That The Fruits Of Language Study Are In No Sort Of Relation To The Labour Spent On Teaching And Learning Them.

No Important National Language, At Least In The Occidental World, Has Complete Regularity Of Grammatical Structure, Nor Is There A Single Logical Category Which Is Adequately And Consistently Handled In Terms Of Linguistic Symbolism.

A Logical Analysis Of Reflexive Usages In French Shows, However, That This Simplicity Is An Illusion And That, So Far From Helping The Foreigner, It Is More Calculated To Bother Him.