Isaac E. Mozeson

Isaac E. Mozeson is the author of 'The Origin of Speeches: Intelligent Design in Language,' which explores the idea that all human languages derive from a single, ancient source. Mozeson's work is based on his theory of Edenics, where he posits that a proto-language, Edenic, is the precursor to all modern languages. His research aims to demonstrate linguistic connections across different language families, suggesting a common origin.

Mozeson holds a PhD and has devoted much of his academic and professional life to studying linguistics and the history of languages. His approach combines historical linguistics with biblical studies, proposing that insights from ancient texts can inform our understanding of language development and evolution.

Despite the controversial nature of his theories, Mozeson has garnered a following among some scholars and laypersons interested in the origins of language. His work challenges conventional linguistic theories and invites readers to reconsider the roots of their own languages. He continues to write, lecture, and conduct research in an effort to further develop and prove his theories of language origin.

Books

The Origin of Speeches: Intelligent Design in Language