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  • Lancelot Thomas Hogben
    / Scientist, science writer, and foe of eugenics

    …creation of an artificial language, Interglossa. (In 1943 Hogben edited The Loom of Language, by Frederick Bodmer, which includes a description of Interglossa.) In 1927 Hogben accepted a chair in zoology at the University of Cape Town, South Africa. His lectures at the school led to his publication of Principles…

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    …creation of an artificial language, Interglossa. (In 1943 Hogben edited The Loom of Language, by Frederick Bodmer, which includes a description of Interglossa.) In 1927 Hogben accepted a chair in zoology at the University of Cape Town, South Africa. His lectures at the school led to his publication of Principles…

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