Presentazione
La collana si propone di presentare studi sulla variazione linguistica in senso esteso, dalla micro-variazione che si riscontra tra varietà e dialetti affini alla macro-variazione che è alla base dello studio degli universali linguistici. Si propone di accogliere contributi fondati su ogni approccio, teorico o applicato, adeguato a definire domande di ricerca e dare risposte qualitative o quantitative sull’interazione tra i moduli del linguaggio (lessico, sintassi, semantica, pragmatica, fonologia e morfologia) e sulla complessa relazione tra questi e gli atteggiamenti linguistici di parlanti e comunità linguistiche utilizzando l’approccio sociolinguistico e psicolinguistico.
I contributi potranno trattare aspetti tipici delle situazioni di multilinguismo (lingue di immigrazione e di eredità) o dilalia (bilinguismo tra lingua locale, regionale, nazionale), analisi di singoli fenomeni in prospettiva micro- e macro-comparativa, studi su percezione e atteggiamenti linguistici rispetto a lingue di minoranza, contatto linguistico e fenomeni normativi e identitari, variazione diatopica e diacronica all’interno delle lingue europee. L’intento della collana è quello di creare una finestra aperta alla scena internazionale per la diffusione degli studi sulla variazione linguistica e di essere un punto di riferimento degli studi sull’italiano e le varietà italoromanze in chiave comparativa con particolare riguardo alla dimensione pan-romanza e pan-europea.
Le proposte di pubblicazione di monografie e volumi collettanei saranno accettate in italiano e inglese, e in altre lingue europee strettamente rilevanti al tema della pubblicazione.
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Ultimo volume pubblicato
Questo volume propone sette contributi dedicati alla lingua inclusiva, intesa in due accezioni interrelate: l’inclusione delle donne in discorsi declinati al maschile e l’inclusione di persone che non si riconoscono nel binarismo di genere. L’obiettivo è stimolare una discussione rispettosa e informata sulle strutture linguistiche, con particolare attenzione all’italiano. Le ricerche, basate su analisi qualitative e quantitative di corpora, indagini psicolinguistiche e sociolinguistiche condotte su questionari, descrivono specifiche varietà di lingua o tipologie testuali, mettono in luce le principali differenze strutturali tra italiano e tedesco, indagano la presunta neutralità del maschile detto ‘non marcato’ (o addirittura ‘inclusivo’) o la percezione pubblica del linguaggio inclusivo e riflettono sull’uso delle desinenze grammaticali nella costruzione dell’identità di genere nei chatbot. Da tutti i contributi emerge uno scenario preoccupante in particolare per il grado di visibilità delle donne nel discorso culturale italiano e per la mancanza di denotazione di prestigio del genere femminile.
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18 Luglio 2024
Language Attitudes and Bi(dia)lectal Competence
30 Giugno 2024
Partitive Constructions and Partitive Elements Within and Across Language Borders in Europe
16 Maggio 2024
Rappresentazioni di genere nel linguaggio dei TG italiani
16 Ottobre 2023
Il bilinguismo italiano-dialetto in Sicilia
16 Dicembre 2022
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