International Language
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Vidal, 1844—_Langue universelle et analytique_. A curiouscombination of letters and numbers.
10. Letellier, 1852-1855—_Cours complet de langue universelle_, andmany subsequent publications. Letellier was a former schoolmaster andschool inspector. His system is founded on the "theory of language, "which is that the word ought to represent by its component letters ananalysis of the idea it conveys.
11. Abbé Bonifacio Sotos Ochando, 1852, Madrid. The abbé had beena deputy to the Spanish Cortes, Sp...anish master to Louis Philippe'schildren, a university professor, and director of a polytechniccollege in Madrid, etc. His language is a logical one, intended forinternational scientific use, and chiefly for writing. He does not thinka spoken language for all purposes possible.
12. _Societé Internationale de linguistique_. First report dated 1856. The object of the society was to carry out a radical reform of Frenchorthography, and to prepare the way for a universal language—"the needof which is beginning to be generally felt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Vidal, 1844—_Langue universelle et analytique_. A curiouscombination of letters and numbers.
10. Letellier, 1852-1855—_Cours complet de langue universelle_, andmany subsequent publications. Letellier was a former schoolmaster andschool inspector. His system is founded on the "theory of language, "which is that the word ought to represent by its component letters ananalysis of the idea it conveys.
11. Abbé Bonifacio Sotos Ochando, 1852, Madrid. The abbé had beena deputy to the Spanish Cortes, Sp...anish master to Louis Philippe'schildren, a university professor, and director of a polytechniccollege in Madrid, etc. His language is a logical one, intended forinternational scientific use, and chiefly for writing. He does not thinka spoken language for all purposes possible.
12. _Societé Internationale de linguistique_. First report dated 1856. The object of the society was to carry out a radical reform of Frenchorthography, and to prepare the way for a universal language—"the needof which is beginning to be generally felt.
What to read after International Language?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clark Walter J. to read onlineMoreLess
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