| CHAPTER | PAGE | | I. | Man and Brute | 1 | | II. | Ideas | 20 | | III. | Logic of Recepts | 40 | | IV. | Logic of Concepts | 70 | | V. | Language | 85 | | VI. | Tone and Gesture | 104 | | VII. | Articulation | 121 | | VIII. | Relation of Tone and Gesture to Words | 145 | | IX. | Speech | 163 | | X. | Self-Consciousness | 194 | | XI. | The Transition in the Individual | 213 | | XII. | Comparative Philology | 238 | | XIII. | Roots of Language | 264 | | XIV. | The Witness of Philology | 294 | | XV. | The Witness of Philology—continued | 326 | | XVI. | The Transition in the Race | 360 | | XVII. | General Summary and Concluding Remarks | 390 |
MENTAL EVOLUTION IN MAN.
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