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67,631 words, approx. 225 pages
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Biography of Edward Sapir
1001 words, approx. 3.3 pages
 Edward Sapir (1884-1939) was a distinguished American linguist and anthropologist who developed a basic statement on the genetic relationship of Native American languages and pioneered in modern theoretical linguistics. Edward Sapir was born in Lauenburg...
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Biography of Edward Sapir
410 words, approx. 1.4 pages
 Edward Sapir was a linguist dedicated to the investigation of the languages of native North America. Sapir played a major role in the formulation of the "culture and personality" field, and was recognized for his work in linguistics and its formal applic...
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Biography of Edward Sapir
2634 words, approx. 8.8 pages
 Edward Sapir is remembered primarily as the most distinguished American-Indian linguist of his generation. Like many other social scientists of his day, however, Sapir dabbled in belles lettres and applied insights gained from aesthetic pursuits to his m...




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Terrorists' Language
3/23/2007: 457 words, approx. 2 pages Axis Of Evil: Iranian forces captured 15 British sailors and marines Friday morning in Iraqi territorial waters. This is an act of war. How will Great Britain respond?A century ago, the British would have responded swiftly, with ruthless ferocity. Even 25 years ago the reply...
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Researchers say many languages are dying
9/18/2007: 700 words, approx. 2 pages When every known speaker of the language Amurdag gets together, there's still no one to talk to. Native Australian Charlie Mungulda is the only person alive known to speak that language, one of thousands around the world on the brink of extinction. From rural Australia...
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Pentagon sets up foreign-language corps
5/9/2007: 351 words, approx. 1 pages The Pentagon is setting up a civilian Language Corps, a cadre of some 1,000 foreign-language speakers who can help the government in times of war and national emergencies.In a three-year pilot program, the Defense Department will recruit volunteers and do testing to see if such...
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Language courses see gains on campus
11/13/2007: 781 words, approx. 3 pages Foreign language courses are booming on American college campuses, a new study finds, with enrollment in Arabic more than doubling from 2002 to 2006.The latest figures from the Modern Language Association of America, released Tuesday, reflect a major push toward internationalization on college campuses, more...


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