Humphrey Tonkin Boeken

Exploring the concept of planned languages, this compilation features diverse perspectives on Esperanto's role in international communication and linguistics. Contributions examine its unique linguistic properties, sociolinguistic implications, and historical context, including its centennial celebration. The book also delves into the potential of Esperanto in automatic translation and international law, alongside discussions on constructed languages and their cultural significance. Co-published with the Center for Research and Documentation on World Language Problems, it offers a comprehensive overview of Esperanto's impact and future.