Vocabulary of Physics

Logophilia Vocabulary Workshops teach you how to make & break English Words through Etymology Education, thereby enabling you to create a large, and organised vocabulary. This Vocabulary of Humanities and Sciences Programme is a result of vast and varied observations by Logophilia research that academics across all disciplines require a rich and sophisticated understanding of Vocabulary. Like the Programme, the textbook contains an assortment of roots from Greek and Latin, found across various disciplines.

The Vocabulary of Humanities and Sciences Books contain Greek and Latin Roots and their derivatives in the following format: a root (its meaning, language of origin, and illustration); and its derivatives (with respelled pronunciation, etymology, literal definition, effective definition, and a sample sentence). There are five derivatives of each of the one hundred roots in this Book, and their etymologised meanings. Within each of the derivatives, the root has been highlighted so that readers can clearly see the connection between the derivative with its original root.

Language is the code in which Books are written, and therefore the code in which concepts are studied, and learnt. Thus, Vocabulary plays an imperative part in comprehending these concepts. This Book is a compilation of words found across major academic subjects.

Features

This Vocabulary of Humanities and Sciences Book contains

•  words thematically arranged

•  etymological definitions for all words

•  effective definitions for all words

•  sample sentences for all words

•  root-highlighting within all words

•  pronunciations for all words

•  illustrations for all roots

•  etymology for all roots