A Dissertation on the Influence of Opinions on Language, and of Language on Opinions ... Together With an Enquiry Into the Advantages and Practicability of an Universal Learned Language

In this ground-breaking work, Johann David Michaelis explores the relationship between language and thought. He argues that language not only reflects the opinions and beliefs of a particular society, but also shapes and influences those opinions and beliefs. This is an essential read for anyone interested in the philosophy of language.
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