Comments on: Rhetoric of debates, discussions and arguments: Useful destructive criticism for scientific & academic research, reasons and personal opinions; the example of Proto-Indo-European language revival http://carlosquiles.com/indo-european-language-blog/2008/06/rhetoric-of-debates-discussions-and-arguments-useful-destructive-criticism-for-scientific-academic-research-reasons-and-personal-opinions-applied-to-indo-european-language-revival/ Proto-Indo-European Language, Indo-European Languages & European Union Language Policy Fri, 10 Feb 2012 01:49:42 +0000 hourly 1 By: Indo-European languages of Europe » Blog Archive » A simple FAQ about the “advantages” of Esperanto and other conlangs: “easy”, “neutral” and “number of speakers” http://carlosquiles.com/indo-european-language-blog/2008/06/rhetoric-of-debates-discussions-and-arguments-useful-destructive-criticism-for-scientific-academic-research-reasons-and-personal-opinions-applied-to-indo-european-language-revival/comment-page-1/#comment-231 Indo-European languages of Europe » Blog Archive » A simple FAQ about the “advantages” of Esperanto and other conlangs: “easy”, “neutral” and “number of speakers” Sat, 22 Nov 2008 12:44:52 +0000 http://carlosquiles.com/indo-european-language-blog/?p=52#comment-231 [...] or something, but the Indo-European Association… Apart from this, proto-languages are indeed difficult to promote as ‘real’ languages, because there is no inscription of them, so they remain ‘hypothetical’, however well [...] [...] or something, but the Indo-European Association… Apart from this, proto-languages are indeed difficult to promote as ‘real’ languages, because there is no inscription of them, so they remain ‘hypothetical’, however well [...]

]]> By: Mithridates http://carlosquiles.com/indo-european-language-blog/2008/06/rhetoric-of-debates-discussions-and-arguments-useful-destructive-criticism-for-scientific-academic-research-reasons-and-personal-opinions-applied-to-indo-european-language-revival/comment-page-1/#comment-113 Mithridates Tue, 03 Jun 2008 12:51:08 +0000 http://carlosquiles.com/indo-european-language-blog/?p=52#comment-113 Interesting as always. I'm curious about what the response from the IAL community is to the subject so I wrote about it here: http://mithridates.blogspot.com/2008/06/open-thread-june-3-2008.html I'm going to write about it on Auxlang as well. Actually, you might want to consider joining the group; the people there are surprisingly reasonable, and an Auxlang or an IAL need not be an artificially constructed language, so Europaio counts as well. Technically Hebrew counts as well too actually, though since it's not a current topic anymore (it's already succeeded) we don't discuss it all that much. Interesting as always. I’m curious about what the response from the IAL community is to the subject so I wrote about it here:

http://mithridates.blogspot.com/2008/06/open-thread-june-3-2008.html

I’m going to write about it on Auxlang as well. Actually, you might want to consider joining the group; the people there are surprisingly reasonable, and an Auxlang or an IAL need not be an artificially constructed language, so Europaio counts as well. Technically Hebrew counts as well too actually, though since it’s not a current topic anymore (it’s already succeeded) we don’t discuss it all that much.

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