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Language as a Physical Objects “physics” and “mechanics” in discussions of language from the late seventeenth century through the eighteenth is perhaps not without significance. Making use of the definitions in Richelet’s Dictionary,. one might canvass the proposition that, physics being the science of natural things, speech as a natural phenomenon belongs to that science.

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The Body as an Object of Knowledgey. Two technical fields illustrate at this point the evolution of the instrumental function in research: the emerging field of optics, with the development of the magnifying glass; and dissection, which by exploiting the new possibilities of instrumentation as well as physics and chemistry, assisted and guided the hand of the anatomist.

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Institutionalizing DevianceThe prejudice would remain a long time. Impaired speech was regarded as the punishment of a hidden misdeed that the punishment itself exposes. It is an object of scandal, for the misdeed is disruption of an order which only supernatural intervention can restore.

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Language as an Object of ScienceThe eighteenth century. had opened the way to careful investigation, in the nineteenth, of the individual phenomenon of speech in its normal and abnormal aspects.