Contents

• 1. Human Nature, Language, and History. Yet Another Philosophy of History (1774). Ideas toward a Philosophy of History (1784-91). On Human Immortality (1791). Treatise on the Origin of Language (1772)
• 2. Myth and Religion. Concerning the Various Religions (c. 1764). Fragment of an Essay on Mythology (c. 1782-92). Ideas toward a Philosophy of History (1784-91). Concerning Religion, Doctrines, and Practices (1798). First Dialogue Concerning National Religions (1802)
• 3. God and Nature. The Oldest Document of the Human Race (1774, 76). Love and Selfhood (1785). Letters to Jacobi (1784). God, Some Conversations (1787) - - 4. Literature and the Bible. Conclusions Drawn from the Comparison of the Poetry of Diverse Peoples of Ancient and Modern Times (1796). Shakespeare (1773). The Spirit of Hebrew Poetry (1782-83). On the Gospels (1796, 97)
• 5. Christianity and Theology. Concerning the Divinity and Use of the Bible (1768). To Preachers: Fifteen Provincial Letters (1774). Letters Concerning the Study of Theology (1780-81). Letters to Theophron (1781)