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field of inquiry

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Intended for both students and scholars, the book also details how the field has grown from an "easy A" type of college course into a systematic field of inquiry.
I have found it to be a surprisingly-diverse field of inquiry, with outer limits still ill-defined, encompassing such novel concepts as eodermdromes, word worms, symmetric single-crash word groups, and self-descriptive number names (using letter-scores based on scrambled alphabets).
It is a perfectly respectable thesis and potentially a fascinating field of inquiry, but it needs a more focused study than this collection of rather tired essays written, according to the blurb, by 'ten distinguished scholars'.
 
 
 
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