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Italian: the Modern Classical Language
The Modern Language Journal, 1939Author's Summary— A modern language should be studied primarily for its lasting human values and only incidentally for its practical applications. Modern civilization cannot be thoroughly appreciated without a study of its lasting spiritual qualities and the study of Italian, heir to the humanistic culture of ancient Greece and Rome, should be given ...
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2009
Italian academic geography is characterized by a rather peculiar structuring, which while suffering from internal fragmentation and discontinuity, presents threads and episodes of extraordinary scholarship, especially on the part of small groups of individuals. Such 'disciplinary threads' are informed by the work of some prominent geographers and pivot
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Italian academic geography is characterized by a rather peculiar structuring, which while suffering from internal fragmentation and discontinuity, presents threads and episodes of extraordinary scholarship, especially on the part of small groups of individuals. Such 'disciplinary threads' are informed by the work of some prominent geographers and pivot
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PMLA/Publications of the Modern Language Association of America, 1950
[4530–4552: 4531, 4536, 4540, 4545 compl; 4552 no inf].
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[4530–4552: 4531, 4536, 4540, 4545 compl; 4552 no inf].
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Italian philosophy of language
2015In this paper the distinctive characteristics of the Italian philosophy of language (IPL) are delineated. It is not only Italian philosophers who have constructed such a philosophical tradition. The Italian philosophy of language has a long history (a tradition which probably began with Dante); it is based on a very broad and comprehensive concept ...
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