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'''Artistic languages''' are languages created for aesthetics; languages created for fictional settings mostly also fall in this category. Well known artistic languages include [[Tolkien's languages|J.R.R. Tolkien's languages]] and ''[[Star Trek]]'s'' [[Klingon]].

'''Artistic languages''' are languages created for aesthetics; languages created for fictional settings mostly also fall in this category. Well known artistic languages include [[Tolkien's languages|J.R.R. Tolkien's languages]] and ''[[Star Trek]]'s'' [[Klingon]].

An ''[[a priori]]'' language is created without reference to natural languages, while an ''[[a posteriori]]'' language is based on natural languages.<ref>[http://interlanguages.net/PALvi.html A Planned Auxiliary Language - Chapter VI]</ref>

An ''[[a priori]]'' language is created without reference to natural languages, while an ''[[a posteriori]]'' language is based on natural languages.  Esperanto is an example of an ''a posteriori'' language.<ref>[http://interlanguages.net/PALvi.html A Planned Auxiliary Language - Chapter VI]</ref>

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