Saussure and his Interpreters

Saussure and his Interpreters by Roy Harris, published by Edinburgh University Press in 2003, offers a groundbreaking exploration into the impact of Ferdinand de Saussure's theories on 20th-century linguistics. This 272-page, second edition serves as a vital reassessment of how Saussure's ideas have shaped academic discourse and understanding in the field of language studies. Harris delves into various interpretations and criticisms of Saussure’s work, highlighting its relevance across linguistic and social science disciplines. Ideal for students and scholars alike, this book promises to enhance your comprehension of linguistic theory and its historical context. Experience this critical examination of one of language philosophy's most influential figures and discover the nuances of Saussure's legacy.