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The artificial language movement

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Abstract

Introduction Part I: Artificial Languages in Historical Perspective 1. Origins 2. Seventeenth-Century language projects 3. The Enlightenment and after 4. The Widening of appeal Part II: Artificial Languages in the Contemporary World 5. Esperanto 6. The Challengers to Esperanto 7. Prospects for an international language Appendix I: The sixteen rules of Esperanto grammar Appendix II: Comparative texts Notes Select Bibliography Index

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