Italian linguistics is the scientific study of the Italian language (mainly, but not only, contemporary), its dialects and the languages of ethnolinguistic minorities.
Italian linguistics deals with the structures of language, uses and functions of the language, with reference to the model of geographical, social, situational and communicative varieties.
The aim of the course is the scientific study of the Italian language, mainly but not only contemporary, in its geographical, social and situational varieties, with reference to the structures, functions and linguistic uses.
- learning of the architecture of the varieties of contemporary Italian - learning of the distinctive traits of each Italian variety - development of the ability to analyze written and oral productions in Italian in a variational perspective
Frontal lesson. Classroom exercises.
The varieties of Italian. The course aims to illustrate the varieties of Italian considered according to the factors of synchronic variation (place, society, context, means of communication).
- A. A. SOBRERO, A. MIGLIETTA, Introduzione alla linguistica italiana, Roma-Bari, Laterza, 2008 (III ediz.), pp. 276, 20 Euro [limitatamente alla parte seconda, L'italiano oggi, pp. 55-276: pp. 220].
- C. TAGLIAVINI, Le origini delle lingue neolatine, Bologna, Pàtron, 1972 (VI ediz.) [limitatamente al cap. VI, par. 68: L'italiano, pp. 393-417: pp. 25].
- G. B. PELLEGRINI, Carta dei dialetti d'Italia, Pisa, Pacini, 1977 [immagine a colori].
Ricevimento: tuesday 10-12 AM, via Balbi 6, I piano, Dipartimento DIRAAS, tel. 0102099808
MANUELA MANFREDINI (President)
LORENZO COVERI
JACQUELINE VISCONTI
17 October 2018
ITALIAN LINGUISTICS A
Multiple choice test (february 2018). Oral examination (all the other exam appeals)
Multiple choice test
