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	La lastaj tagoj de Ada (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Des pli por ŝia edzo, kun kiu ŝi konsistigis paron nedisigeblan kaj neforgeseblan.
		La optimismo de virino tiel pozitiva kaj vivoplena (cetere same agnostika) elstaras ĝuste en ĉi malfacilaj momentoj de sufero kaj doloro, spegulantaj ankaŭ la karakteron de la alia duopano, Gian Carlo, kiu donas perfektan priskribon per unu sola frazo: "Ankoraŭ nun frapas min la absurdo de la situacio: ŝi, mortonta, kuraĝigis min, ne inverse!".
		Simile, restas mistera ŝia multjara kaj plentempa sindediĉo al esperanto kaj "Heroldo", sen salajro aŭ ekvivalenta kompenso materiala, io nepensebla ĉi-epoke.
	www.esperanto.net /literaturo/fo/lasttagadarec.html (476 words)

	Esperanto - Psychological Reactions
		Analysed, the kind of statements about Esperanto or the wider field of international communication which can easily be obtained by inviting people to speak freely on the subject, or are put forward at official meetings devoted to this question, are found to be characterised by the action of the so-called "defence mechanisms".
		Esperanto is treated as non-existent in situations where it would be logical to take it into account.
		Esperanto is perceived as a road-roller whose passing squashes everything to death, flattening out all cultural differences.
	bernd.wechner.info /Esperanto/psikologio.html (3544 words)

	Claude Piron, articles en anglais: "Evolution Is Proof of Life"
		The differentiation was limited at first to a part of the diaspora (5), but that part was the majority, and it eventually conquered even the speakers of Esperanto with French and Russian linguistic backgrounds, who gradually assimilated the distinction although it does not exist in their languages.
		Similarly, spoken Esperanto often uses surbendigilo (< sur 'on', bend- 'tape', -ig- 'to cause to be', ilo 'instrument', 'apparatus', 'device' > surbendigilo 'a device that causes something to be on tape', 'a tape recorder') or sonbenda maŝino, literally 'sound-tape machine', whereas the official term is magnetofono.
		Since in both mother tongues the corresponding word is closer to the official Esperanto form, this is a case in which the general structures of the intercultural language proved stronger than the influence of the speaker's native tongue.
	claudepiron.free.fr /articlesenanglais/evolution.htm (4738 words)

	Claude Piron, articles en anglais: "Psychological Reactions to Esperanto"
		Analysed, the kind of statements about Esperanto or the wider field of international communication which can easily be obtained by inviting people to speak freely on the subject, or are put forward at official meetings devoted to this question, are found to be characterised by the action of the so-called "defence mechanisms".
		Similarly, the experience built up of Esperanto as a conference language is considerable; in 1986 there wasn't a single day during which there wasn't, somewhere in the world, a congress, a meeting or an international conference, at which Esperanto was the working language (a list appeared in Heroldo de Esperanto of 20th March 1986).
		An important place among Esperanto's traits is occupied by its multicultural substratum, in which the Asiatic and Hungarian contributions have played no small part (literary activity in the Esperanto language between the two world wars developed to a great extent in a Hungarian ambience, the so-called Budapest School; Hungarian is not Indo-European).
	claudepiron.free.fr /articlesenanglais/reactions.htm (3501 words)

	Naturalita' e Regularita'.
		Esperanto have por exemple vice observatoria observejo e observatorio (li accentu sur li i!), vice redactor redaktisto e redaktoro, vice publicar publikigi e publici.
		Esperanto usa in li scrition de ti ci paroles li ortografie polones; ma li exemples demonstra, que un lingue international con un vocabularium essentialmen romanic, un lingue latinid (quam anc Esperanto) ne posse esser scrit per ortografie polones, si on ne vole reciver enigmatic paroles.
		De divers làteres on sublinea, que un vital factor social por li vive de un mundlingue es, haver un firm e ìnchangeabil lingual base, quel por exemple Dr Samenhof ha statuet per su «Fundamento de Esperanto», li libre del libres de ti ci lingue, e essent ìntuchabil e obligatori por omni scritor esperantistic.
	amor.rz.hu-berlin.de /~h0444wow/cmg/c56_10.html (5926 words)

	Esperanto - Objectivism Online Forum (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Esperanto is an International Auxiliary Language (IAL), "international" because it is spoken all over the world and has no home country, "auxiliary" because it is not meant to replace languages, but to be a commonly-held second language that everyone can use to speak to foreigners.
		Esperanto is irregular in that form-meaning relations are not strictly compositional, cf.
		Esperanto is like any other technological improvement; the infrastructure isn't there yet, but those who could envisage the long-term benefits decided to learn it, knowing they wouldn't be able to speak to many people for a while.
	forum.objectivismonline.net /index.php?showtopic=1403 (5140 words)

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		Gxi reprezentigxis, interalie, en Jarmila Forumo de NROj, Konsulta Komitato de Unesko por Lingva Plureco kaj Multlingva Eduko, Kongreso de Internacia Asocio de Edukistoj por Monda Paco kaj en kolokvo "Kulturo de paco: aganta ideo".
		Esperantistoj (kun)manifestaciis sur stratoj de Parizo kaj San-Pauxlo.
		Tiujn festivalojn okazigas junularaj Esperanto- grupoj por prezenti diversajn lingvojn kaj iliajn kulturojn -- kompreneble, kun emfazo de Esperanto.
	www.esperanto.ca /kea/rb/2001/kr0109.txt (1752 words)

	UEA.ORG: UK 1996
		Ni, anoj de la tutmonda movado por la progresigo de Esperanto, direktas ĉi tiun manifeston al ĉiuj registaroj, internaciaj organizoj, kaj homoj de bona volo, deklaras nian intencon firmvole plulabori por la celoj ĉi tie esprimitaj, kaj invitas ĉiun unuopan organizaĵon kaj homon aliĝi al nia strebado.
		Lanĉita en 1887 kiel projekto de helplingvo por internacia komunikado, kaj rapide evoluinta en vivoplenan, nuancoriĉan lingvon, Esperanto jam de pli ol jarcento funkcias por kunligi homojn trans lingvaj kaj kulturaj baroj.
		Komunika sistemo, kiu tutvive privilegias iujn homojn, sed postulas de aliaj, ke ili investu jarojn da penoj por atingi malpli altan gradon de kapablo, estas fundamente maldemokratia.
	www.uea.org /kongresoj/1996/sonorilo03.html (1253 words)

	Interlinguistische Informationen der GIL
		A significant number of publications on interlinguistics and Esperanto studies would be improved if their authors had a more thorough knowledge of the significant scholarly literature.
		Esperanto studies, if understood broadly, examines the sources, principles of construction, development, function and practical communicative capabilities of this planned language.
		Heroldo de Esperanto (Horrem, Köln), under the editorship of Bruno Migliorini and Stefano La Colla.
	www.interlinguistik-gil.de /scholit.html (4123 words)

	Esperanto: A Language for the Global Village by Sylvan Zaft: Chapter 16 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Esperanto uses the same method that Latin uses in order to indicate the direct object of a sentence.
		The corresponding sentences in Esperanto would be clear to someone with just a few hundred hours of experience with the language because the presence or absence of the accusative ending –n would make the matter clear.
		In doubtful cases the user of Esperanto is free to utilize the all-purpose preposition "je" (pronounced like "yet" without the "t") which has no specific meaning but which may be used to show that some relationship exists.
	members.aol.com /sylvanz/gv16.htm (3209 words)

	Esperanto Viva! Lesson 8
		Estas ankaŭ fakasocio Amikaro de Esperanto en Radio, kiu metas informojn pri Esperanto-elsendoj en la Interreton.
		Ĝi enhavas liston de lokaj reprezentantoj, kiujn oni povas kontakti por peti lokajn informojn pri Esperanto.
		Estas ankaŭ listo de lokaj Esperanto-kluboj en Britio.
	esperanto.org /espviva/ev_en/utf-8/unik/ev_l8.html (966 words)

	NASK - 2000 - SFSU
		Discussion of the long-term goals of Esperanto and how the language is used for international communication, including travel and education.
		Among the topics covered will be European and non-European influences on Esperanto, the diversity of local Esperanto movements around the world, Esperanto ideologies and their relationship to modernity and postmodernity, and the indigenous literature of the Esperanto community.
		Classes are planned for evening Esperanto programs, including group singing, folk dancing, slide shows, practice in public speaking, special presentations of interest to teachers, and a variety of topics dealing with Esperanto language and culture.
	www.esperanto.org /sfsu/pasintaj/2000/nask2000.html (710 words)

	LANGUAGE POLICY - LINGVOPOLITIKO INTERLINGUISTICS - INTERLINGVISTIKO
		Het uitgangspunt is dat een kunsttaal zoals het Esperanto tot nog toe weinig aanvaarding heeft gekregen, terwijl het gebruik van bijvoorbeeld het Engels als algemene tweede taal niet verenigbaar is met het officië:le standpunt dat alle talen op gelijke voet moeten behandeld worden.
		De brochure schetst de resultaten van (ver)taaltechnologie waarin de Europese Unie al veel heeft geïnvesteerd en wijst op de economische mogelijkheden ervan als exportproduct.
		A.I.S. For more information about the use of Esperanto in science or if you are curious about the universities where you can study interlingvistics ask Akademio Internacia de Sciencoj.
	user.online.be /~amba6126/multi.html (2921 words)

	EPSS Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		This tri-monthly magazine is the official organ of the Brazilian Esperanto League, the largest and most active Esperanto organization in America (besides ELNA).
		The country of Lithuania and its culture are rich enough themes for a bimonthly magazine; yet this revue does not stop there, for it includes wellselected stories and poems on other themes, reviews of books not widely known, and news of the Baltic/ Scandinavian region.
		The Esperanto movement is quite strong in Lithuania, as this highquality magazine well demonstrates.
	esperantousa.hypermart.net /butiko/butiko.cgi?page=epss.html (930 words)

	EVOLUTION IS PROOF OF LIFE
		In the first decades of Esperanto use, the word for 'first name', 'given name' was antaunomo (antau 'before', nomo 'name').
		Similarly, the official program of the World Esperanto Convention held in Beijing, China, in 1986, constantly designates the Chinese Theater, where a number of Esperanto events took place, as China Teatrejo, although the standard word is teatro without the suffix.
		There is in Esperanto a prefix, mal-, which forms antonyms: felicha 'happy', malfelicha 'unhappy', bona 'good', malbona 'bad'.
	www.geocities.com /c_piron/12.html (4383 words)

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		Some information previously distributed via the CEA e-mail bulletins will now be sent to the esperanto-ca, but the bulletins will continue to appear (albeit less frequently), or perhaps will evolve into mere summaries in English - their future depends on what you, the readers, want.
		Tial la j'us aperinta n-ro "2000/suplemento" anstatau'igas la numerojn de 1997, kaj ni celas aperigi c'i-jare ankorau' du suplementajn numerojn, unu por 1998 kaj alia por 1999.
		"Esperanto Update" kaj "Aujourd'hui l'esperanto" sendig'as al c'iuj dumvivaj kaj honoraj membroj de KEA, c'iuj kiuj alig'as al KEA kiel Individuaj Membroj (kotizo: $20), c'iuj kiuj alig'as al KEA lau' la rabatita kotizo ($10) sed pagas aldonajn $4, kaj al c'iuj Amikoj de Esperanto.
	www.esperanto.ca /kea/rb/2001/kr0108.txt (582 words)

	univ_deklar (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Rather than provide further details, readers are urged to have access to and probe this important text, which will contribute to another equally challenging and worthwile universal endeavor, namely that of creating conditions for the United Nations Organization to approve and implement this Declaration of Linguistic Rights.
		Perla Martinelli en Heroldo de Esperanto (19/1/97) tiu deklaracio unuafoje atestas la ekziston de la esperantistaro kiel lingva minoritato pro la fakto ke la deklaracia teksto inkluzivas ankaù la lingvojn sen specifa teritorio.
		Selon Perla Martinelli dans le journal Heroldo de Esperanto du 19 janvier 1997 cette déclaration pour la première fois atteste l'existence de la communauté espérantophone comme minorité linguistique du fait que le texte de la déclaration inclus les langues sans territoire spécifique.
	perso.wanadoo.fr /infolangues/fichiers_web/univ_deklar.htm (505 words)

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		De Smet, W. A · An introduction to new biological nomenclature (N.B.N.) / De Smet, W.M.A. Kalmthout, Belgium : Association for the Introduction of New Biological Nomenclature, 1974.
		Hagler, Margaret Grace · The Esperanto language as a literary medium : a historical discussion of Esperanto literature, 1887-1970, and a stylistic analysis of translated and original Esperanto poetry / by Margaret Hagler.
		Sarandrea, Giovanna · La kunikloj de mia avo : historio de vilago = I conigli di mio nonno : storia di paese / Giovanna Sarandrea ; traduzione in Esperanto : Lina Gabrielli.
	www.cs.chalmers.se /~martinw/esperanto/bibl/uofcal.html (1778 words)

	Ailanto : Esperantaj Mallongigoj kaj Akronimoj
		According to David K. Jordan, writing in Being Colloquial in Esperanto, "The period is used, if at all, when the abbreviation does not include the last letter of the abbreviated word.
		When there is a hyphen to represent the missing letters in the middle of a word, a period is never used." And G.F. Makkink, in Nia Fundamento sub lupeo, never uses the period.
		Esperanto sub la Suda Kruco (gazeto de AEA)
	www.kafejo.com /lingvoj/auxlangs/eo/mallongi.htm (100 words)

	Special Collections: Gerd Frankel Collection
		De Cecco: The Psychology of Language, Thought, and Instruction (Peabody Journal)
		Interlingua: La Littera del Circulo Interlinguista Naturalista Unitari de Paris e Su Region
		Interlingue - Occidental; Mitteilungen des hoerbiger - instituts
	www.library.vanderbilt.edu /speccol/frankelg_list1.shtml (152 words)

	LINGUIST List 2.262: Bilingual Jurors, Hist of lg sciences, Sci.lang abstracts (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		(Heroldo de Esperanto, #6, 1991) --------------------------- FRENCH SPELLING REFORM FIZZLES (CONTINUED) Opposition to the proposed French spelling reform is increasing.
		(Heroldo de Esperanto, #6, 1991) --------------------------- COMPUTER DICTIONARY IN IRISH A constant problem for speakers of minority languages is the lack of up-to-date technical dictionaries.
		The newsletter (4 pp., quarterly) is free to all members of "The Friends of Esperanto," at $7.50/year.
	www.ling.ed.ac.uk /linguist/issues/2/2-262.html (742 words)

	LavaCUBED \World\Esperanto\NovaÄµoj (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Centro de Midia Independante - Aktualaj artikoloj pri Sudameriko.
		EsperantoLand.org - NovaÄµoj pri la aplikado de Esperanto laÅ novaÄµaj rubrikoj.
		Heroldo Komunikas - Retagentejo je la servo de la establoj en aÅ apud la Pakto por la Esperanta Civito.
	www.lavacubed.com /new.cats.php?path=/World/Esperanto/Nova%C4%B5oj (150 words)

	Esperanto and Cinema Part Two (Jean Forge)
		In the world of Esperanto, however, Jan Fethke is much better known by his pseudonym, Jean Forge, so I'll call him by that name as I review his achievements and ensure that his important contribution to the history and development of Esperanto is properly acknowledged in this series of articles.
		In 1919, when he was 16 years old, Jean Forge heard about Esperanto and quickly learned it, as did his brothers Edmund and Stefan.
		This journal, which was published from Horrem, in Germany, was the fore-runner of the outstandingly successful newspaper, La Heroldo de Esperanto.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/esperanto/22841 (510 words)

	English-Esperanto Dictionary
		Were it not for this urgency we would have waited until the larger Dictionary was ready, but the knowledge that the progress of Esperanto would be materially checked or retarded decided us to issue this smaller one.
		The compiling of a Dictionary is always a difficult task, but the difficulty is increased in a very great degree when an initial and original work is undertaken.
		It has been said, and with truth, that with a perfect knowledge of one or two thousand words anyone can adequately express oneself—conversationally—on any of the ordinary topics of everyday life, and for this reason we have taken special pains to select those words which are most in use.
	www2.cddc.vt.edu /gutenberg/1/6/9/6/16967/16967-h/16967-h.htm (1007 words)

	disvastigo approfondimenti
		Esperanto", "Esperanto is a language no one speaks", "there are no children who
		Esperanto is treated as non-existent in situations where it would be
		Esperanto to communicate with one another, this hierarchy would lose its basis.
	www.disvastigo.it /approfondimenti/approfondimenti_35.htm (3467 words)

	Psychological Reactions to Esperanto
		An important place among Esperanto's traits is occupied by its multicultural substratum, in which the Asiatic and Hungarian contributions have played no small part (literary activity in the Esperanto language between the two world wars developed to a great extent in a Hungarian ambience, the so-called Budapest School; Hungarian is not Indo-European).
		What defines the heterogeneity of something assembled is not the diversity of origin of the ingredients, but some lack of harmony together with the lack of an assimilating nucleus (as everyone knows who has tried to prepare Ú mayonnaise).
		"Contribution à l'étude des apports du yiddish à l'espéranto".
	esperantic.org /ced/psyres.htm (3518 words)

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		Er hot dort geshribn: Adolf Holtshauz tsitirt in zayn biografye "Doktora kai linga esperanto" (mir tsitirn dem titl loyt dem yidishn tekst) di vayterdike 5-shuredike strofes fun Zamenhof's nit-publikirter 'Yidisher gramatik' fun a ksav-yad vos gefint zikh in der natsyonaler biblyotek in yerushalayim.
		Eyn lid, ibergezetst in esperanto, vert gebrengt in Zamenhofs biografye un dort gefinen zikh di verter "Vakh oyf, mayn folk".
		The entire doggerel seems to be a play on the fact that Esperanto is composed of elements of many different, unrelated languages.
	shakti.trincoll.edu /~mendele/vol06/vol06.085 (837 words)

	Baha'i World Centre Librar - General Collections - Baha'u'llah and the New Era
		Bahá'u'lláh e a nova era = Bahá'u'lláh and the new era / J. Esslemont ; tradução de Leonora Stirling Armstrong.
		Rio de Janeiro : Editora Bahá'í Brasil, 1975 217 p.
		Rio de Janeiro : Editora Bahá'í, 1984 244, [8] p.
	library.bahai.org /gc/bnem.html (4586 words)

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