American linguistics and Saussurean linguistics Research into the issues of reception and its problems

The text of the lectures of the Swiss linguist Ferdinand de Saussure (1857 AD - 1913 AD), as a foundational text, included many important linguistic ideas that the linguistic study had no knowledge of, and these ideas created a cognitive break with many of the linguistic ideas that had prevailed before it. This text has received many studies that have tried to examine it and question its ideas in various parts of the world. The research seeks to find out how lecture texts are delivered on the American continent, specifically according to the behavioral linguist Leonard Bloomfield. The aim of the research is to explain the Saussurean ideas, and to show how Bloomfield reformulated these ideas, in order to form his linguistic discourse based on a behavioral and logical reference.