Comments on: Humanist Heroes: Ludovic Lazarus Zamenhof

By: Neil

Neil — Wed, 13 Apr 2011 14:47:07 +0000

Mi bone aprezas tiun cxi-artikolon, certas ke estas loko de kunlaboro inter la Unitarian Esperanto Network (ekzistanta de Facebook kaj Google-grupo) kaj Homaranista Esperanto Asocio (Kreota). Mi aligxis la la Mond-kongreso de Homarantistoj, (IHEU) kiu okazos du semajnoj post UK-Kopenhago. La IHEU Kongreso okazos en Oslo, Norvegio. Mi trovis tiun cxi artikolon cxe retejo, Arion’s Home, posedata de unitara pastro, Jame’s O’neill. Li logxas ne tro for de la progresema cxef-urbo de usona sxtato, Wiskonsino.

By: Luis Guillermo Restrepo Rivas

Luis Guillermo Restrepo Rivas — Thu, 19 Aug 2010 20:05:45 +0000

Anka? mi vo?donas por L. L. Zamenhof.

By: Gunnar Gällmo

Gunnar Gällmo — Wed, 14 Jul 2010 22:48:30 +0000

Gubbins: Zamenhof might not only “have been surprised to discover himself described as a humanist”, but even more as being being called “Polish”, a label he flatly refused, declaring himself – if labels should at all be used – as a “Russian Hebrew” and nothing else.

By: Annice Szrajbman

Annice Szrajbman — Wed, 14 Jul 2010 11:51:23 +0000

Yes ! L. L. Zamenhof is certainly a heroo ! In 1905 France was in the thick of the Dreyfus affair. Zame3nhof’s Jewich background as not an advantage and plenty of people would have mistrusted his claims and feared the progress he was making and could have tried to undermine his work and ideas. However we must look more carefully into his work. His studies in medicine in Moscow and later ophthalmology in Austtria brought him into contact wirh science, He used , and himself, perhaps even put together the Table of Correlatives.Already Mendelejew had during 40years collated his table of the chemical elements, even anticipating others and their characteristics before they were ultimately discovered. John Newland related science to the structure of Music The same numbers are important 1,2,4.8,16,32 . . . . . . .96 and elements with higher atomic weights more recently created. Dr Phillip Ball the editor of nature, a chemist, has related elements molecules and more and more advanced compounds to letters, words,syllables phrases and sentences in languages. Einstein and Planck and Rutherford explored further into Physics. The scientists, people who ‘Don’t know’ work hard dig further into the mysteries of subatomic and physics, and apply nanotechnology. Protons and groups of 8 electrons… .. .. . . .. Zamenhof could not have known how this background influenced the evolution of communication throughout Darwinian evolution. He might have known about Darwin’s work and the arrival of humans. Nevertheless the big breakthrough only became possible after the electron microscope allowed us to watch the cells of the brain in action. The electron and ionic activity in the nervous system linking information from the external world to activity in living organizams. Chromosomes and genes in groups of 4 and 8 and the reaading of individual genomes. This week a scientist linked an individauls genome to muzical sound and singers created music by singing their genomes , solos, pairs and groups .The music was strangely beautiful. Please ring the BBC. I didn’t get name of the programme morning BBC1. One step further to Speech and Language via instars and metamorphosis. Sorry its so long Annice

By: Brian Barker

Brian Barker — Tue, 13 Jul 2010 17:26:28 +0000

It’s indeed unfortunate that many people do not know that Esperanto has become a living language.

If you have a moment please have a look at http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-8837438938991452670

By: C.J. Wilton

C.J. Wilton — Mon, 05 Jul 2010 06:23:11 +0000

I discovered Esperanto through humanism, I only wish I had the time and aptitude to become fluent in a language other than English.

Perhaps some humanist esperanto speakers from around the world could set up a common Esperanto group on the B.H.A, I.H.E.U., A.H.A. and F.H.E.-E.H.F. websites so that they might share some international correspondence in a common tongue?