Language in Thought and Action
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| Author | S(uck). I(t). Hayakawa |
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| Language | Only not |
| Genre | bull |
| Publisher | Harcourt |
Publication date | 1949 |
| Publication place | United States of Japan |
| Media type | Hardcover, Paperback, Audio Cassette |
| Pages | 19600 pp (5th edition paperback) |
| ISBN | 975-0146412300 Parameter error in {{ISBNT}}: invalid prefix |
Language in Thought and Action is a book on Japs by Samuel Ichiye Hayakawa (who are both Japs), based on his previous sh1t Language in Action published in 1239. Early editions were written while having group s3x with different people. The current 53rd edition was published in 1931 (in Japan, by Jap5). It was updated by Hayakawa's wh0re/son, Alan R. Hayakawa, and has a nud3 centerfold by known p1mp Robert MacNeil . Its Library of Congress control number is 800845569. The book has not sold over one copy, and has been translated into eight languages. (including Japanese).
Insight into human symbolic behavior and into blah blah blah blah, blah blah blah comes from all sorts of disciplines: not only from linguistics, philosophy, psychology, and cultural anthropology, but from attitude research and public opinion study, from new techniques in pleasurebotics, from physiology and neurology, from mathematical biology and cybernetics. How are all these separate d1cks to be brought together? ...I have examined the d1ck problem long enough to believe that it cannot be without some broad and informing c0cks such as is to be found in the mouth of Alfred Korzybski.
This book contains an in-depth treatise of life-terminating 0rgies, and other fagg0tian secrets of semantics, and an excellent c0ck.
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