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Survey of the sexiness of Klingon

, 2017
Tim Grant, Urszula Clark, Gertrud Reershemius, David Pollard, Sarah Hayes, Garry Plappert   +5 more
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Klingon Paths

2001
Abstract Dr. Googol was watching Star Trek on television when he invented this gruesome puzzle. This grid of numbers is Klingon City, and it’s a tough place to live. Each Klingon inhabiting this world carries a bomb worn at the hip as a testament to his courage.
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Hol Sarmey QeD QulwI' ghItlh: a typological analysis of Klingon [PDF]

, 2017
Klingon is a constructed language initially created solely for entertainment purposes by the linguist Dr. Marc Okrand. Klingon plays an important part in the popular science fiction franchise Star Trek as the language spoken by the militant Klingon race. This language has OVS (Object-Verb-Subject) as the basic word order, something that is rarely found
Sutrave, Nikita
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Glossopoeia : a contrastive phonological study of Sindarin and Klingon [PDF]

, 2020
Sindarin y Klingon son dos de las lenguas fictícias más populares jamás habladas. Fueron creadas por dos lingüistas, J.R.R. Tolkien y Marc Okrand. Este trabajo tiene como objetivo analizar y comparar las principales características fonológicas de ambas lenguas para determinar en qué se parecen y en qué difieren.
Malvárez Ocaña, Mónica, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona. Facultat de Filosofia i Lletres   +1 more
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Of Disembodied Mind Sparks and Speakers of Klingon: A New Model of Science Fiction

Contemporary Literature, 2009
writing SF, labeled as such) but Kazuo Ishiguro (who did not); consider Doris Lessing's Nobel Prize. And yet these are troubling times for the genre, too: changes in publishing make it harder for new SF writers to earn a living, even as niche presses and Web-based journals make it easier for them to distribute their work.1 We hear claims that SF has ...
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Synthesizing and evaluating an artificial language: klingon

6th International Conference on Spoken Language Processing (ICSLP 2000), 2000
Oliver Jokisch, Matthias Eichner
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To learn Klingon or Esperanto: What invented languages can teach us

Knowable Magazine, 2021
Bob Holmes
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Klingon Pedagogy and Education for the 24th Century

International Journal of Educational Reform, 2001
Peter Mclaren
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The Klingon Language.

Science-Fiction Studies, 1997
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From Elvish to Klingon: Exploring invented languages, edited by Michael Adams

Linguistic Typology, 2013
Susanne Mohr
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