In:Approaches to Interlinguistics and Esperanto Studies
Edited by Ilona Koutny and Nicolau A. Dols Salas
[Studies in World Language Problems 12] 2027
► pp. v–viii
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Table of contents
Introduction: The scope of interlinguistics and Esperanto studies
Ilona Koutny
Nicolau Dols
Part I.International and intercultural communication
Chapter 1.Language policy in Europe and Esperanto
Sean Ó Riain
Chapter 2.Basic traits of Esperanto as a means of interlingual
communication: A comparative approach
communication: A comparative approach
Goro Christoph Kimura
Chapter 3.Language equity and the use of languages for intercultural communication among
university students and scholars in Brazil
Fabio Fortes
Chapter 4.Bilingual couples speaking Esperanto as a lingua franca: A self‑reported language use
Agnieszka Stępkowska
Chapter 5.Measuring linguistic justice: A survey of existing indicators
and indices
and indices
Michele Gazzola
Cecilia Gialdini
Bengt-Arne Wickström
Part II.Language planning and planned languages
Chapter 6.Natural and artificial in language
Klaus Schubert
Chapter 7.Logical empiricism and international auxiliary languages
Başak Aray
Chapter 8.Conlanging in the 19th century: The case of inflectional morphology in Volapük and Esperanto
Grant Goodall
Chapter 9.Importance of Latin and Romance languages
for the production of planned languages and their communities
for the production of planned languages and their communities
Věra Barandovská-Frank
Chapter 10.Generating constructed languages with artificial
intelligence-based methods: An experimental approach
intelligence-based methods: An experimental approach
Jorge Antonio Leoni de León
Part III.Esperanto studies in different aspects
Chapter 11.Reflections on 35 years of research in Interlinguistics
and Esperanto studies: Tasks and subjects, achievements, and Esperanto speakers’ attitudes
and Esperanto studies: Tasks and subjects, achievements, and Esperanto speakers’ attitudes
Sabine Fiedler
Chapter 12.Against Esperanto’s exceptionalism: How the consolidation
of Esperanto studies marginalized it from interdisciplinary scholarship
of Esperanto studies marginalized it from interdisciplinary scholarship
Guilherme Fians
Chapter 13.Evolution and standardisation of Esperanto: Some observable trends
Nicolau Dols
Chapter 14.Innovation and intervention in the terminology
of Esperanto: The case of paronymic neology
of Esperanto: The case of paronymic neology
Christopher Gledhill
Chapter 15.Is Esperanto enriched in the same way
as a natural language?
as a natural language?
François Lo Jacomo
Chapter 16.Quantitative syntactic analysis of Esperanto
Haitao Liu
Part IV.The structure of Esperanto
Chapter 17.Pronouncing acronyms in Esperanto
Marc van Oostendorp
Chapter 18.Symmetrical opposites: Enclaves resistant to unrestricted
word formation in Esperanto
word formation in Esperanto
Probal Dasgupta
Chapter 19.The predicative markers -iĝ and -ig in the verbal
valency
system of Esperanto
system of Esperanto
Philippe Planchon
Chapter 20.Use of the article in spoken Esperanto
Natalia Dankova
Part V.Significant personalities of interlinguistics and Esperanto studies
Chapter 21.Detlev Blanke (1941–2016) and his contribution
to the development of interlinguistics and Esperanto studies
to the development of interlinguistics and Esperanto studies
Sabine Fiedler
Chapter 22.The role of István Szerdahelyi in interlinguistics
and Esperantology
and Esperantology
Ilona Koutny
Chapter 23.William Auld and Marjorie Boulton: The British
contribution to Esperanto literature
contribution to Esperanto literature
Humphrey Tonkin
Aliroj al interlingvistiko kaj esperantologio
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