It is an artificial language, not in the sense of being factitious, but in that of being a work of intricate art, devoted to a particular purpose and not capable of being acquired nor understood in the way in which the mother tongue is learned.
Dewey describes scientific language as an intricate art form, designed for specific purposes and difficult to learn.
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