1: Doctor Sarah Higley. Doctor Higley is a professor of Medieval Literature at the University of Rochester. She is a well-known for her constructed language, Teonaht, as well as her writings on Hildegard of Bingen, one of the very first recognized language inventors.
2: Do you feel the study of constructed languages can be applied to real-life situations?
In the same vain, the next the place we're going is Mars. I see English, the default language of science and "international" communication, as a stumbling block for the necessary cross-cultural communication that a 6 month journey in a high-tech sardine-can calls for. Mandarin, Japanese and Russian present equally poor choices. Could a constructed language help?
Briefly describe Tolkien's influence on the con-langing community.
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