The thesis criticized Herder for retaining a Biblical chronology, too shallow to allow for the observable diversification of languages, but he also argued with Herder that all of the world's languages have equal aesthetic potentials and grammatical complexity.
The thesis criticized Herder for retaining a Biblical chronology to allow for the observable diversification of languages. This was too shallow. All of the world's languages have equal aesthetic potentials. This was what he argued with Herder. All of the world's languages have grammatical complexity. This was what he argued with Herder.