Constituting the second volume of the Idéologie that he founded in 1803, Destutt de Tracy published his Grammar as a 'science of signs'; it marks the transition from linguistics to semiotics. In a critical debate with the leading grammarians of his time, his analytic theory of all elements of proposition and syntax argues against hieroglyphic and symbolic scripts, and for a generally applicable philosophical universal language, and is also opposed to a universal language solely for scholars that would be detrimental to the enlightenment of the people.

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