Titlebook: Esperanto Revolutionaries and Geeks; Language Politics, D Guilherme Fians Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under

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J. L. Terpstra,R. van Schilfgaardeively digital generations of Esperanto speakers have triggered changes in this speech community. The use of online communication technologies has brought about fast-paced exchanges, a reconsideration of Esperanto’s language ideology through the lens of open-source and the possibility of complementin

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Ana Claudia de Lima Quintana Arantes that the language creates ephemeral settings where Esperantists feel comfortable to express themselves expecting their voices not to go unnoticed. Setting their use of Esperanto apart from their daily lives, Esperantists experiment with cosmopolitan sociabilities that expand their communicative alt

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And the Word Was Made Flesh, or How to Narrate Histories,he . of Esperanto. Understanding how Esperanto has been historically conveyed as timely requires revisiting the battle of artificial languages, through which the history of constructed languages became inseparable from the technologies and political agendas in place in late nineteenth-century Europe

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When Esperantists Meet, or What Makes This Community International?,y emerged historically among Esperanto speakers, foregrounding national diversity as the proxy of difference to be valued and celebrated by particular forms of cosmopolitan openness. I argue that, as nationality becomes a token for diverse forms of alterity, Esperantists forge and reinforce stereoty

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On Moving and Standing Still: The Social Movement from the Standpoint of an Esperanto Association,, this chapter explores how Esperantists grapple to advance the language as a timely cause when traditional working-class, left-wing activism loses ground in France. Analysing Esperantists’ nostalgia for the future, I argue that their yearnings for Esperanto’s success aim not a farfetched future, bu

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