Hermes: Or a Philosophical Inquiry Concerning Language and Universal Grammar

Hermes: Or a Philosophical Inquiry Concerning Language and Universal Grammar by James Harris delves into the intricate nature of language exploring the significance of words truth and the role of language as a symbolic representation of the universe. The book discusses the varying degrees of force in disjunctive conjunctions the complexity and efficiency of language compared to imitation and the unique ability of language to convey abstract ideas. With references to ancient philosophers and literary figures the book offers a comprehensive exploration of intellectual and philosophical ideas related to language philosophy and literature.