Neuro-Linguistics and the New and Correct Definition of Human Language [SIGNED]

Kumasi, Ghana: Dr. Kwame Ankra, 1995. First Edition (presumed; no prior editions or printings cited). Octavo in red and black pictorial wraps; stapled; 50p; 20cm Very good; some sunning and scuffing to wraps; pages are unmarked and staples free of rust. Stapled wraps.

An unusual, uncommon book. Includes a small bi-fold pamphlet summarizing Dr. Ankra's research laid in. "In this book you discover the existence of the actual computer programme responsible for man's ability to use language and interact with his universe by using the five sensors of smell, taste, hearing, touching and seeing. The three part human brain computer programme written in the original language of mankind was discovered through a neuro-lingustic analysis of an ancient atumpan drum stanza. The programme reveals that the current definition of human language taught in all Universities of the World is scientifically incorrect. "