relation of linguistic expression to the deepest and most 
     persistent intuitions of man. An effort will further be 
     made to show that language becomes imperfect and 
     inadequate when it depends exclusively upon mere words 
     and forms and when there is an uncritical trust in the 
     adequacy of these words and forms as constituting the 
     ultimate content and extent of language. For man is that 
     being on earth who does not have language. Man is 
     language.

Print altered not only the spelling and grammar but the 
accentuation and inflection of languages, and made bad 
grammar possible.

*     In our time it is extremely evident that man is language, 
though he now recognizes many non-verbal languages as well