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International auxiliary languages
Objasnění historických souvislostí a vymezení pomocných mezinárodních jazyků mezi jazyky plánovanými, dokonalými, filozofickými, umělými, apriorními, vytvořenými, světovými, univerzálními či kontaktovými – to jsou hlavní cíle této studie.
Fránová, Radka, Hanzelínová, Lada
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From Bilingualism to Interlinguistics: The Case Against the Deficit Model of Language Acquisition
The article argues against an ahistorical deficit model of Spanish/English bilingualism in educational practice based on interlinguistic research. The bidirectional facilitative effects of Hispanic bilingualism allow Spanish-speaking minorities to ...
Jiménez, Alfredo
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The analysis of mutual relationship between certain linguistic elements like style, genre, text and discourse may seem controversial to a German linguist unfamiliar with Polish academic approach in this area.
Hanus, Anna
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REASONS FOR THE EMERGENCE OF INTERLINGUISTIC PHRASEOLOGICAL COMMONALITY
This article presents the reasons for the emergence of interlingual phraseological community and the views of linguists in replenishing the phraseological fund of the language, as well as the ways of the emergence of English phraseological borrowings into the Russian language.
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Interlinguistic phenomena in Albanian Turkisms
The following article will analyse some particular cases of Albanian Turkisms, also compared with Turkisms in other languages of the Balkans. The topics that will be dealt with are the following: morphemic induction, hybrid compounds, calques on Turkish expressions, possible Turkisms that probably entered after the fall of the Ottoman Empire, folk ...
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FOOC Interlinguistic Edition (2025) 1.0
Conceptual and interdisciplinary work belonging to the FOOC project (Oscillating force of cosmological constants). It explores universal patterns of coherence, resonance and meaning across physical, cognitive and social systems. License: CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 – non-commercial use only; no modification or automated reuse permitted.
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INTERLINGUISTIC IDIOMATICITY IN THE ONOMASIOLOGICAL ASPECT
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Review of Tonkin (1997): Esperanto, Interlinguistics, and Planned Languages
Robert N. St. Clair
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