Language Creation Conference
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The Language Creation Conference (LCC) is an annual conference about conlanging, organized by the Language Creation Society (LCS). It focuses primarily on the process of creating new languages, but also features talks that focus on features of various specific languages. Activities include technical linguistic discussions and general, sociological, or philosophical debates and discussions.
The first conference was held at UC Berkeley in April 2006, the second at UCB in July 2007, and the third in March 2009, at Brown University. The 4th LCC occurred May 14-15, 2011 in Groningen, the Netherlands.
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- Arika Okrent, In the Land of Invented Languages, ISBN 9780385527880
- Sarah Higley (U.Rochester) - Hildegard of Bingen's Unknown Language, ISBN 9781403976734
- Amber Dance - In their own words - literally, front page article in the LA Times
- Seti's Are We Alone 7/7/08, 21m35s in
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