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ITALIAN STUDIES: ITALIAN PHILOLOGY (INCLUDING SARDINIAN AND LADIN)

ITALIAN STUDIES: ITALIAN PHILOLOGY (INCLUDING SARDINIAN AND LADIN) II ROMANCE LANGUAGES AND LITERATURES A. ITALIAN STUDIES IT ALlAN PHILOLOGY (INCLUDING SARDINIAN AND LADIN) By B. MIGLIORINI IRST of all, amongst publications of the second half of 1937 Fand the first half of 1938, we must welcome the appearance of the seventh volume of the Linguistic Atlas by J a berg and Jud and the fifth and sixth volumes of the Linguistic Atlas of Corsica by Bottiglioni. The recognition of Rhetoromansch as the fourth national language of Switzerland (though in a slightly subordinate position to the other three 'national' languages, German, French and Italian, which are the only 'official' ones) has given rise to numerous linguistic, political and controversial studies and articles, only a few of which we can mention. G. Rohlfs and F. Schurr have each given a general conspectus of the dialects of Italian and E. Gamillscheg has considered linguistic in­ fluences of Germanic peoples in Italy. The Enciclopedia Italiana K. Jaberg-J. Jud, Sprach- und Sachatlas Italiens und der Sudschweiz, vii, Zofingen, Ringier, 1937. G. Bottiglioni, At/ante linguistico-etnografico italiano della Corsica, v, vi, Cagliari. C. Battisti, Storia della 'questione ladina ', Firenze, Le Monnier, 1937 (Pubblicazioni della R. Univ. degli Studi di Firenze. Facolta di Lettere http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png The Year's Work in Modern Language Studies Brill

ITALIAN STUDIES: ITALIAN PHILOLOGY (INCLUDING SARDINIAN AND LADIN)

MIGLIORINI, B.
The Year's Work in Modern Language Studies , Volume 9 (1): 6 – Mar 10, 1939
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II ROMANCE LANGUAGES AND LITERATURES A. ITALIAN STUDIES IT ALlAN PHILOLOGY (INCLUDING SARDINIAN AND LADIN) By B. MIGLIORINI IRST of all, amongst publications of the second half of 1937 Fand the first half of 1938, we must welcome the appearance of the seventh volume of the Linguistic Atlas by J a berg and Jud and the fifth and sixth volumes of the Linguistic Atlas of Corsica by Bottiglioni. The recognition of Rhetoromansch as the fourth national language of Switzerland (though in a slightly subordinate position to the other three 'national' languages, German, French and Italian, which are the only 'official' ones) has given rise to numerous linguistic, political and controversial studies and articles, only a few of which we can mention. G. Rohlfs and F. Schurr have each given a general conspectus of the dialects of Italian and E. Gamillscheg has considered linguistic in­ fluences of Germanic peoples in Italy. The Enciclopedia Italiana K. Jaberg-J. Jud, Sprach- und Sachatlas Italiens und der Sudschweiz, vii, Zofingen, Ringier, 1937. G. Bottiglioni, At/ante linguistico-etnografico italiano della Corsica, v, vi, Cagliari. C. Battisti, Storia della 'questione ladina ', Firenze, Le Monnier, 1937 (Pubblicazioni della R. Univ. degli Studi di Firenze. Facolta di Lettere

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