Hermes

Focusing on the concept of universal grammar, this philosophical inquiry delves into the principles that govern language and communication. Originally published in 1786, it offers a rigorous exploration of the structure and function of language, reflecting the intellectual currents of its time. The book stands as a significant contribution to linguistic theory, examining the connections between language, thought, and philosophy. This reprint preserves the integrity of the original work, making it accessible for contemporary readers interested in the foundations of grammar.