SCHOLARLY ARTICLES

This page presents selected scholarly articles on Esperanto and Esperantic Studies. The list immediately below is arranged alphabetically by the surname of the lead author; the second is arranged alphabetically by the first word of the title (excluding definite and indefinite articles). Both lists are identical in content.

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Alphabetical list by surname of lead author

 

Fantini, Alvino, E & Timothy G. Reagan. Esperanto and Education: Toward a Research Agenda.

Fettes, Mark. Esperanto and Education: A Brief Overview.

Fettes, Mark. Esperanto and Language Awareness.

Fettes, Mark. Europe’s Babylon: Towards a Single European Language?

Greatrex, Geoffrey. Translations of Vergil into Esperanto.   Unpublished Ms., University of Ottawa.

Korzhenkov, Aleksandr. Zamenhof: The Life, Works, and Ideas of the Author of Esperanto”. Abridged by the author from ”Homarano: La vivo, verkoj kaj ideoj de d-ro L.L. Zamenhof”. [English translation and notes by Ian Richmond]

Lindstedt, Jouko. Esperanto as a Family Language.

Lindstedt, Jouko. Review of Esperanto Grammar.

Piron, Ckaude. Psychological resistance to Esperanto.

Tonkin, Humphrey (2017). Naturalizing a Planned Language: Esperanto and the Promotion of Linguistic Diversity. In Maryam Borjian, Ed. Language and Globalization: An Autoethnographic Approach. New York & London: Routledge. 144-157.

Tonkin, Humphrey (2016). Invented cities, invented languages: Esperanto and urban textuality, 1887–1914. Humphrey Tonkin, Language Problems & Language Planning 40:1, 85–99.

Tonkin, Humphrey. Special issue of INDECS (Interdisciplinary Description 0f Complex Systems) dedicated to Esperanto. Includes contributions by Blanke, Koutny, Fiedler, Gobbo, Jansen, Charters, Konishi, Wandel, Puškar

Tonkin, Humphrey & Mark Fettes. Esperanto Studies: An Overview.

 

Alphabetical list by title

 

Esperanto and Education: Toward a Research Agenda.  Alvino E. Fantini & Timothy G. Reagan

Esperanto and Education: A Brief Overview. Mark Fettes

Esperanto and Language Awareness. Mark Fettes

Esperanto as a Family Language. Jouko Lindstedt

Esperanto Studies: An Overview. Humphrey Tonkin & Mark Fettes

Europe’s Babylon: Towards a Single European Language? Mark Fettes

Invented cities, invented languages: Esperanto and urban textuality, 1887–1914. Humphrey Tonkin, Language Problems & Language Planning 40:1 (2016), 85–99.

Naturalizing a Planned Language: Esperanto and the Promotion of Linguistic Diversity. Humphrey Tonkin. 2017. In Maryam Borjian, Ed. Language and Globalization: An Autoethnographic Approach. New York & London: Routledge. 144-157.

Psychological resistance to Esperanto, Claude Piron

Review of Esperanto Grammar. Jouko Lindstedt

Special issue of INDECS (Interdisciplinary Description 0f Complex Systems) dedicated to Esperanto. Includes contributions by Tonkin, Blanke, Koutny, Fiedler, Gobbo, Jansen, Charters, Konishi, Wandel, Puškar

Translations of Vergil into Esperanto. Geoffrey Greatrex, Unpublished Ms., University of Ottawa.

Zamenhof: The Life, Works, and Ideas of the Author of Esperanto”.  Aleksandr Korzhenkov. Abridged by the author from ”Homarano: La vivo, verkoj kaj ideoj de d-ro L.L. Zamenhof”. [English translation and notes by Ian Richmond]

 

Educational Guidelines

Student Standards For Learning Esperanto K-16 In The United States (Draft, Nov. 2005)
A project of the Esperantic Studies Foundation and the American Council on the Teaching
of Foreign Languages (ACTFL)  

Books

Studies In Interlinguistics
A tribute to noted Interlinguist Dr. Detlev Blanke. This online book contains articles by prominent Interlinguists dealing with the study of Interlinguistics.

Introduction to Interlinguistics
A textbook in Esperanto, by Vera Barandovská-Frank.

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