Logan Pearsall Smith was een in Amerika geboren essayist en criticus, bekend om zijn werk op het gebied van historische semantiek. Zijn geschriften duiken in de nuances van taal en de manieren waarop woorden onze gedachten vormen. Smith onderzocht meesterlijk de etymologie en evolutie van taal, en onthulde verborgen betekenissen en verbanden in onze communicatiesystemen. Zijn essays bieden scherpe inzichten in de complexiteit van menselijke expressie en de blijvende aard van taal.
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