He began his groundbreaking work at 21 with his "Memoir on the primitive system of vowels in Indo-European Languages".
He began his groundbreaking work at 21 with his "Memoir on the primitive system of vowels in Indo-European Languages". Among the distinctions of his belief that language was a system of signs were his distinctions of form versus substance and signifier versus signified, all of which was collected by his students in the posthumous Course in General Linguistics.
He began his groundbreaking work at 21 with his "Memoir on the primitive system of vowels in Indo-European Languages".
Ferdinand de Saussure