Esperanto Studies Conferences 1978 - 2014
Esperanto Studies Conferences 1978 - 2014
Our Esperanto Studies Conferences always take place as part of the annual Universal Congress, which is organised by the Universal Esperanto Association.
The photo on the left shows the headquarters in Rotterdam.
37th Esperanto Studies Conference, 2014 ~ Argentina
General Esperanto studies
Location: Panamericano Hotels & Resort, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Date: August 31st, 2014
Organisers: Esther Schor and José Antonio Vergara
Programme:
(1) Is it still possible to do Esperanto linguistics? …or how to define who are the competent speakers who determine the language’s regulations?
Markos Kramer
(2) Zamenhof and the liberalism-communitarism debate
Esther Schor
(3) The Academy of Esperanto in the face of its new tasks
Christer Oscar Kiselman
(4) True or false friends? Lexical (non-)coincidences in the translation between Spanish and Esperanto
Maciej Paweł Jaskot
36th Esperanto Studies Conference, 2013 ~ Iceland
From Esperanto corpus to Icelandic language policies
Location: Harpa Convention Centre and Concert Hall, Reykjavik, Iceland
Date: July 25th, 2013
Organisers: Christer Kiselman and Mélanie Maradan
Programme:
(1) The context dictionary DeepDict: Corpus lexicography in Esperanto
Eckhard Bick
(2) About some recent publications in Esperanto Studies
Detlev Blanke
(3) ‘Postkuri’ is not ‘kuri post’: Esperanto and whole word morphology
Probal Dasgupta
(4) Icelandic language policy, the laws on Icelandic and the tasks of the Icelandic language council
Guðrún Kvaran
(5) Proto-non-nationalism in the East: Japanese ultra-nationalist and Chinese anarchists
USUI Hiroyuki
(6) Interschool bridge in Interlinguistics: Two reform projects of Esperanto motivated by Interlingua
José Antonio Vergara
35th Esperanto Studies Conference, 2012 ~ Vietnam
Lexicology, phraseology, history, semantics and terminology: Two continents meet in Hanoi
Location: Hotel Meliá, Hanoi, Vietnam
Date: August 2nd, 2012
Organisers: Mélanie Maradan and Christer Kiselman
Programme:
(1) Esperanticisation of personal names and place names: The case of Vietnam
NGUYEN Xuan Thu
(2) A deconstruction of Esperanto phraseology
KADOJA Hidenori
(3) The Esperanto movement in Indonesia: Is it something new?
Heidi Goes
(4) How do our thoughts become words? Which semantic model does Esperanto follow?
Ilona Koutny
(5) Eugen Wüster’s principles in Esperanto studies
Mélanie Maradan
34th Esperanto Studies Conference, 2011 ~ Denmark
Pioneers of the International Language
Location: Copenhagen Convention Center, Copenhagen, Denmark
Organiser: Detlev Blanke
Programme:
(1) Rasmus Rask and Otto Jespersen: Two Danish linguists dear to interlinguistics
Jens Stengard Larsen
(2) Paul Neergaard: Pathologist and Esperanto studies scholar
Christer Oscar Kiselman
(3) Daniele Marignoni (1846-1910), the man who ‘introduced the Esperanto language in Italy’
Davide Astori
(4) Split sentences: Should they be used in Esperanto?
Otto Bernt Prytz
(5) Digital processing of Zamenhof’s Adresaroj
Marek Blahuš
33rd Esperanto Studies Conference, 2010 ~ Cuba
Esperanto: Beginning, present and future
Location: Palco Hotel, Havana, Cuba
Date: July 22nd, 2010
Organiser: Christer Oscar Kiselman
Programme:
(1) Introduction
Humphrey Tonkin
(2) Esperanto literature through the lens of some language theories and literary concepts
Vilmos Benczik
(3) Organizational structures and the future of Esperanto
Humphrey Tonkin
(4) Esperanto as a bridge language: Croatian examples across two centuries
Spomenka Štimec
(5) Variations of Esperanto initiated by Zamenhof
Christer Oscar Kiselman
(6) Esperanto as an international language in the shadow of English
Amri Wandel
32nd Esperanto Studies Conference, 2009 ~ Polland
The religious and philosophical ideas of Zamenhof: Cultural and social backgrounds
Location: Brozović Hall, Technical University of Bialystok, Bialystok, Poland
Date: 30 July 2009, from 12:00 to 15:45
Organiser: Christer Oscar Kiselman
Programme:
(1) Introduction
Louis C. Zaleski-Zamenhof
(2) The Jewish background of Zamenhof and Esperanto
Tsvi Sadan (Tsuguya SASAKI)
(3) Zamenhof and Lithuania: Our Jew
Vytautas Silas
(4) Presentation of the book Ĉio komenciĝis ĉe la Verda. Interpreted by Jarosław Parzyszek
Zbigniew Romaniuk
(5) Hillelism and Homaranismo: The religious and philosophical ideas of Zamenhof
Christer Oscar Kiselman
(6) Current problems of Zamenhof studies
Aleksander Korzhenkov