PEP | Article - By Word of Mouth. Informal Essays on Language and Psychology from a Teacher's Point of View. By Tatiana W. Boldyreff, M.A. Published by Richard G. Badger. The Gorham Press, Boston. Pp. 144, including References.

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Abstract

The chapters of this little book are separate essays on different aspects of language by a teacher of languages. They are interesting but are not profound philological discussions by any means. There is a very interesting argument against artificial languages with which the reviewer finds himself very much in sympathy, never having believed that an artificial

language could be otherwise than a monstrosity. The authoress, a Russian by the way, believes that English is rapidly becoming a pretty universally used language, and that if the world should ever become bi-lingual English would be one of the languages spoken.

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PEP | Article - By Word of Mouth. Informal Essays on Language and Psychology from a Teacher's Point of View. By Tatiana W. Boldyreff, M.A. Published by Richard G. Badger. The Gorham Press, Boston. Pp. 144, including References. - The Psychoanalytic Review