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Epenthesis in Italian Sign Language

Sign Language & Linguistics, 2009
The aim of this study is to provide a detailed account for the phenomenon of movement epenthesis in Italian Sign Language (LIS). LIS displays at least two cases of epenthesis of movement, one affecting signs that involve contact with the body, the other affecting signs that do not (i.e. signs articulated in neutral space).
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Italian: the Modern Classical Language

The Modern Language Journal, 1939
Author'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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Learning Italian Language

International Journal of Modern Languages And Applied Linguistics, 2018
Sometimes it is difficult to find the time to attend a language course that we are interested to learn. This is true especially for those who are working. The objective of this new program is to allow everyone to choose the best time to study without having to follow a certain tight schedule. It could be in the morning, in the afternoon, at night,
Mohd Ridzuan Abdul Malek   +1 more
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The Italian Language

The Modern Language Review, 1942
R. Weiss, M. A. Pei
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Italian Language.

Modern Language Notes, 1900
Murray P. Brush, Robert Longley Taylor
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The Italian Language

The Modern Language Review, 1985
V. Lucchesi   +2 more
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The Italian Language

Italica, 1967
Mario A. Pei, Bruno Migliorini
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Italian philosophy of language

2015
In 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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