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English

Men of science, more than others, have at their finger-tips an international vocabulary which is already in existence (...) — Hogben (1943, pp. 7) Eventually, Hogben became convinced that such an auxiliary language appeared to be more necessary than ever before, so he decided to publish his proposal, insisting that it was simply a draft: A good enough reason for publishing this draft is that the post-war world may be ripe, as never before, for recognition of need for a remedy which so many others have sought.

Spanish

Hogben (1943, pp. 7) Finalmente Hogben se convenció de que una nueva lengua auxiliar, basada en el lenguaje internacional de la ciencia, resultaba más necesaria que nunca, y se decidió a publicar su propuesta, insistiendo en que se trataba de un simple borrador: A good enough reason for publishing this draft is that the post-war world may be ripe, as never before, for recognition of need for a remedy which so many others have sought.