History of the Universal Language (Three Centuries of Exploration)

Author: (Russian) Drey by Xu Mo translated
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Publishing Date: 1999-07-01
Features: This work studies the historical development of the idea of international auxiliary languages, belonging to the category of interlingual languages. In the first chapter, it discusses and affirms the argument of the class nature of language, and these chapters are preserved in the translation, believing that readers can make the correct judgment. In the early 1950s, Stalin criticized Mal's erroneous view, which was undoubtedly correct; but from then on, Mal seemed to be completely wrong; in fact, Mal's argument on the artificiality of language (that is, the possibility of artificially regulating the language writing system) is precisely the theoretical foundation of interlingual linguistics and language planning or script reform in developing countries.