Bibliography: 2ZMHLBZV

key	2ZMHLBZV
title	Whither the International Auxiliary Language?
author	Chew, Phyllis Ghim Lian
authority control	Phyllis Ghim-Lian Chew
item type	Journal article
publication year	1989
date	1989
publication title	Journal of Bahá'í Studies
abstract note	For the first time in history, a world religion has promised that there will be a universal auxiliary language taught to children in schools around the world. This article discusses the advantages of such a step, and explores why this promise is so vital for peace and harmony in the world. The author also considers two candidates - Esperanto and English. The Baha;i principle of justice is also taken into consideration with regard to the choice of a world auxiliary language.
pages	1-11
issue	2
volume	2
language	English
manual tags	LANGUAGE, AUXILIARY; ESPERANTO LANGUAGE; ENGLISH LANGUAGE