Author(s): Sergio Mendes*
Language, as a fundamental aspect of human communication, has undergone a remarkable evolution over millennia, reflecting the intricate interplay of cultural, social, and cognitive factors. Philology, the study of language in historical texts and artifacts, offers invaluable insights into this evolutionary journey. This abstract explores key insights gleaned from philological investigations into the evolution of language. It examines the origins of language, tracing its development from rudimentary forms to the diverse linguistic landscapes observed today. Additionally, it delves into the role of cultural influences, migrations, and contact in shaping linguistic diversity, as elucidated through philological analyses of ancient texts and inscriptions. Furthermore, the abstract highlights the impact of technological innovations on language evolution, from the standardization of written forms to the emergence of new linguistic registers in the digital age. Through the lens of philology, we gain a deeper understanding of the dynamic processes that have shaped language over time, underscoring its central role in human history and cognition.
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