Tetens’s Writings on Method, Language, and Anthropology

Cover\nContents\nAcknowledgments\nAbbreviations\nPart I Introduction to the Translation\rCourtney D. Fugate, in collaboration with Curtis Sommerlatte\n	Introduction\nPart II The Translations\n	1 Thoughts on the Influence of the Climate on the Manner of Human\rThought (1759) \rTranslated by Courtney D. Fugate\n	2 Thoughts on Some Reasons Why There Are So Few Settled Truths in\rMetaphysics (1760) \rTranslated by Scott Stapleford\n	3 Letter to … on the Question: Whether the Difference in the Cognitive\rAbilities and Inclinations of Human Beings Has Its Ground in an Innate\rDifference or in External Circumstances (1761) \rTranslated by Curtis Sommerlatte\n	4 On the Difference of Human Beings with Respect to Their Chief\rInclinations (1762–3) \rTranslated by Curtis Sommerlatte\n	5 On the Principles and Benefit of Etymology (1765) \rTranslated by Courtney D. Fugate\n	6 On the Various Benefits of the Domains of Human Knowledge (1765) \rTranslated by Courtney D. Fugate\n	7 On the Origin of the Desire for Honor (1766) \rTranslated by Courtney D. Fugate\n	8 On the Origin of Languages and Writing (1772) \rTranslated by Courtney D. Fugate\n	9 On the General Speculative Philosophy (1775) \rTranslated by Courtney D. Fugate\nPart III Ancillary Materials\nGlossaries\nBibliography\nIndex