Learning Programming Languages [closed]

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I have been programming in Java, PHP, Python for a while.
But my knowledge in programming languages is not that good.
I have been reading a few blogs on functional programming(FP) these days and the whole new concept of Functional Programming seems to be quite interesting.
I want to learn things about programming languages like static languages, dynamic languages, static scoping, dynamic scoping, static typing ,Duck typing , closures etc etc
I want to know what all resources should i go through to get a step by step and perfect knowledge of all the terms mentioned above.
The important thing here is the sequence in which all these things are to be studied.

Answer 1

There is a book You would probably like - "Seven languages in seven weeks" - http://pragprog.com/titles/btlang/seven-languages-in-seven-weeks

Answer 2

You may want to look at the List of freely available programming books. I also find the Hello, World Page interesting.