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2.4] Hardcopy (artificial languages)

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This article is from the Artificial languages FAQ, by Rick Harrison rico_harrison@yahoo.com with numerous contributions by others.

2.4] Hardcopy (artificial languages)

From time to time periodicals have been devoted to artificial
languages. International Language Review and Journal of Planned
Languages covered a variety of language projects during their
lifespans. (JPL is on hiatus now but might attempt a comeback
someday.) Periodicals devoted to particular auxiliary language
projects (e.g. Rund um die Welt and Cosmoglotta) sometimes
covered other language proposals, or so I've been told -- they
are not easy to find.

A bibliography of relevant books is at

http://www.invisiblelighthouse.com/langlab/bibliography.html

 

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