International Language and Science: Considerations on the Introduction of an International Language into Science

Couturat, Louis · 1914

Some unusual letters and symbols are accurately represented with Unicode characters. (Some handheld devices may not support combining diacriticals such as the circumflex.) These are: consonants with a circumflex accent ĉ ĝ ĥ ĵ ŝ; letter c with an acute accent ć; the diphthong ou with macrons ōū (many platforms do not support the combining double macron); and the calculus integral symbol ∫. The question of a so-called world-language, or better expressed, an international auxiliary language, was during the now past Volapük period, and is still in the present Esperanto movement, so much in the hands of Utopians, fanatics and enthusiasts, that it is difficu…

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