
doi: 10.12862/ispf14l201
handle: 11585/589901
The Italian language under siege. Moving from the new edition of Antonio Vallisneri’s "Che ogni italiano debba scrivere in lingua purgata italiana" (1722), edited by Dario Generali, and from the current debate about the use of the English language in Italian university courses, this essay advances a historical consideration about Italian linguistic identity and denounces the risks of its depletion.
lingua italiana; lingua inglese; lingua latina; lingia francese; XVIII secolo; XXI secolo; Antonio Vallisneri., Teaching, Anglophony, AZ20-999, B1-5802, A. Vallisneri, History of scholarship and learning. The humanities, Philosophy (General), Linguistic identity, Italian language
lingua italiana; lingua inglese; lingua latina; lingia francese; XVIII secolo; XXI secolo; Antonio Vallisneri., Teaching, Anglophony, AZ20-999, B1-5802, A. Vallisneri, History of scholarship and learning. The humanities, Philosophy (General), Linguistic identity, Italian language
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