Presentations
Papers of the International Association of Hyperpolyglots
Occasional working papers produced by members of HYPIA
[Sample]
1. Who is a Hyperpolyglot? [link]
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2. Gender and Hyperpolyglotism: Addressing a Myth [link]
3. The Anarchist Principles of an Association of Hyperpolyglots [link]
4. The Challenge of Selecting Hyperpolyglots: A HYPIA Approach [link]
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5. The New Economy and Languages: HYPIA in Neoliberalism [link]
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6. The Construction of an Association of Hyperpolyglots: HYPIA [link]
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7. Multilingualism as a Value: the International Association of Hyperpolyglots [link]
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​8. Showmanship in the Psyche of Polyglots: HYPIA as a counter-symbolic organization [link]
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9. The Microeconomic Fallacy of Monetized Polyglots: HYPIA as a Countervailing Force [link]
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10. The Case for Rare-Language Specialists at HYPIA [link]
PERIODIC REPORTS
member publications
Lindsay Shorten: Language learning for busy bees
Available in eBook format on all Amazon sites, including Amazon UK: click here
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Available in paperback on all Amazon sites, except for Amazon UK.
United States: click here
Germany: click here
France: click here
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Italy: click here
Canada: click here
Talking about Talking: Interview with Matias Barmat
Talking about Talking: Interview with Matias Barmat, Director of Recruitment for HYPIA, courtesy from
Pai Language Learning, the data-driven approach to language learning.
Read the complete interview here.
"He Was Critically Ill in ICE Detention. A Translator May Have Saved His Life." Article on the humanitarian work of Ariel Koren at Respond Crisis Translation
Reale, Cesco. (2011). Rapporti tra lingue e matematica: esperanto e oltre. Pianetta Gallileo.
Primario Basico del Taino-Borikenaiki HYPIA member Javier A. Hernandez writes a reconstruction of the ancestral language of Puerto Rico's Boriken people. Working towards the preservation of his national heritage, Mr. Hernandez has prepared this linguistic guide for a general audience (Spanish).
Judeo-Spanish: A Vital Living Language
Syllabus: Vol 6, Issue 1
HYPIA member Carlos Yebra Lopez publishes a peer-reviewed work on the Judeo-Spanish language in Syllabus.