Language and its functions : a historico-critical study of views concerning the functions of language from the pre-humanistic philology of Orleans to the rationalistic philology of Bopp

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Foreword / Jan Noordegraaf = ⅶ
• Translator's Introduction / Paul Salmon = xxi
• Author's Preface = xxx
• Chapter 1. Introduction = 1
• Chapter 2. Classical Antiquity A synoptic view = 11
• Chapter 3. The Middle Ages Part Ⅰ : The Realistic view of language : The Humanities at Orleans / Thomas Aquinas, Speculative Grammar, Raymond Lull = 31
• Chapter 4. The Middle Ages Part Ⅱ : Non-realistic views of language / Abelard, Peter of Spain ; William of Occam = 62
• Chapter 5. Humanism Part Ⅰ : Introduction Humanism in Italy / Bruni, Valla = 103
• Chapter 6. Humanism Part Ⅱ : Humanism north of the Alps : Agricola, Erasmus, Vives ; - Philology, Comparison of Languages, Erudition ; - Ramus = 123
• Chapter 7. The Renaissance Critical attitudes towards Language - Bruno - Bacon = 192
• Chapter 8. Axiomatic Rationalism Introduction and Part Ⅰ.- Descartes, Hobbes, Locke, Leibniz = 232
• Chapter 9. Axiomatic Rationalism Part Ⅱ.- Artificial Languages - Wilkins ; Wolff, S$$\ddot u$$ssmilch, Lambert, Meiner = 313
• Chapter 10. Pragmatic Rationalism Introduction - Part Ⅰ.- Port-Royal, Shaftesbury, Harris, Monboddo - Condillac - De Brasses = 337
• Chapter 11. Pragmatic Rationalism Part Ⅱ. Further linguistic theories in the tradition of Port-Royal Condillac and de Brasses = 399
• Chapter 12. The Aftermath of Rationalism Diderot and Rousseau - Hamann and Herder = 413
• Chapter 13. Linguistics and the Humanities The Study of the Classics in the Netherlands - A Preliminary View of Bopp - Conclusion = 436
• Appendix A = 463
• Revised opening of Chapter 5, in draft English translation
• Appendix B = 470
• Original Texts of Quotations Bibliography = 503
• Chronological Table = 526
• Index Nominum / Antony J. Klijnsmit = 529
• Index Return / Antony J. Klijnsmit = 542