Language is a universal means of human communication. It has an expressive structure that emotionally influences people. The book evaluates aesthetic aspects of language from ancient philosophers to philosophical and linguistic theories of the twentieth century. The focus of the book is to further develop the theories of W. Humboldt, B. Croce and K. Vossler. The book specifically evaluates language thinking theories of American linguists E. Sapir and B. L. Whorf. These theories are used as a base to create a modern concept of aesthetic aspects of language. The main purpose of the book is to...