A Way with Words: Why Language Makes Humans Irreplaceable by Spencer A. Klavan
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AI, for all of its wonders, cannot truly speak. In A Way with Words, Spencer A. Klavan traces how humans uniquely possess the capacity for meaningful communication, exploring how language connects to deeper cosmic principles and defending human linguistic expression against contemporary skepticism about meaning. A sweeping case, spanning ancient philosophy to the age of artificial intelligence, for why language makes humans irreplaceable.
Spencer A. Klavan holds a doctorate in classics from Oxford University, hosts the Young Heretics podcast, serves as an editor for the Claremont Review of Books, and is the author of How to Save the West and Light of the Mind, Light of the World. He lives in Nashville.
- Hardcover, Basic Liberty
- On sale February 2, 2027
- Signed & personalized by the author
