Www.glosa.org, Hamburg, 2013. — 124 p. Glosa is an international auxiliary language. There are many drafts of international auxiliary languages, but Glosa is the most advanced one with no grammatical endings on the words (linguists call that an “isolating” structure). It is designed by Ronald Clark and Wendy Ashby and goes back to Lancelot Hogben’s Interglossa (1943). From The...
A draft of an auxiliary for a democratic world order, being an attempt to apply semantic principles to language design. — Pelican Books. Published by Penguin Books: Harmondsworth Middlesex England; New York, 1943. — 336 p. The design of Interglossa. Interglossa and its Predecessors The Essential Grammar of Interglossa The System of Operators Heuristic Intermission The semantics...
Glosa Education Organisation: P.O.Box 18, Richmond, Surrey, 2006. — 19 p. The demand for an International Auxiliary Language (IAL) goes back to classical times, but there was no serious attempt to devise one until the 17th century. Many great names have been associated with the IAL movement such as Francis Bacon (1561-1626), English statesman, philosopher and essayist, or the...
Glosa Education Organisation Richmond, UK, 1985-1992. Kurzversion für das Internet und deutsche Übertragung: Marcel Springer, 2001. — 84 S. EineWelthilfssprache (engl. International Auxiliary Language, IAL), die wahrhaft international ist, muss einfach zu lernen sein für motivierte Leute auf der ganzen Welt. Es darf nicht bloß eine Feriensprache für bequeme Westlaender werden....
Автор не указан. Интернет-издание, 2001. – 10 с. Перевод на русский - Александр Евгеньевич Кирпичев / Ge-translati ad-in Ruski ex Alexander E. Kirpichev. Небольшой словарик языка глоса.
Автор не указан. Интернет-издание, 2001. – 11 с. Перевод на русский - Александр Евгеньевич Кирпичев / Ge-translati ad-in Ruski ex Alexander E. Kirpichev. Небольшой словарик языка глоса.
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