Leibniz Discovers Asia: Social Networking in the Republic of Letters
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How did early modern scholars—as exemplified by Leibniz—search for their origins in the study of language?
Who are the nations of Europe, and where did they come from? Early modern people were as curious about their origins as we are today. Lacking twenty-first-century DNA research, seventeenth-century scholars turned to language—etymology, vocabulary, and even grammatical structure—for evidence. The hope was that, in puzzling out the relationships between languages, the relationships betwee...



