He also wrote a number of other important books, including:
* "Die Sprache als Schöpfung und Entwicklung" (Language as Creation and Development) (1905)
* "Die geistigen und künstlerischen Strömungen in der italienischen Frührenaissance" (The Intellectual and Artistic Currents of the Early Italian Renaissance) (1910)
* "Frankreichs Kultur im Zeitalter der Renaissance" (French Culture in the Age of the Renaissance) (1918)
Vossler's work emphasized the importance of cultural and historical context in understanding language and literature. He argued that language is not simply a tool for communication, but a living organism that reflects the values and beliefs of its speakers. He was also a strong advocate for the study of literature in its historical context, arguing that understanding the cultural background of a text is essential to interpreting its meaning.
Vossler's work had a significant impact on the development of literary criticism and historical linguistics. His ideas continue to be influential today, and he is considered one of the most important figures in the history of Romance studies.