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Sardinian evaluative morphology in typological perspective
, 2005 The aim of the paper is to draw a typological sketch of Sardinian evaluative morphology. At first, the issue is addressed from a theoretical point of view, in order to establish what does the label ‘evaluative’ really mean and which evaluative ...
GRANDI, NICOLA
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Dataset on hypocoristic truncation in Sardinian
, 2020 This is the dataset on hypocoristic truncation in Sardinian used in Cabré, Teresa, Francesc Torres-Tamarit & Maria del Mar Vanrell.
Maria del Mar Vanrell +2 more
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RisksIn this paper, we analyzed the role of credit consortia in supporting SMEs of the Italian region of Sardinia around and during the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic crisis. Credit consortia (or credit guarantee schemes) are financial companies whose institutional role
Marco Desogus +2 more
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Evolution of the vulture population on a Mediterranean island. The Sardinian instance (Italy)
, 2020 On the Italian island of Sardinia at the beginning of the 20th century there was still an established population of the Bearded Vulture (about 35 pairs), Black Vulture (about 150 pairs) and the Griffon Vulture was “very common”.
Group, Sardinian Ornithological +1 more
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Sardinian inflected infinitives and control
, 2017 Some Sardinian varieties feature inflected infinitives, which agree in person and number with their nominative subject. For inflected infinitives in other languages, such as European Portuguese, it has been shown that there is a split between obligatory ...
Groothuis, Kim
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Chapter 13. Clitic stress allomorphy in Sardinian
, 2018 Sardinian displays stress shifts under cliticisation with imperative and gerund verb forms. Stress shift is related to the type and number of clitics associated to the host.
Laura Bafile +3 more
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On the vitality of Sardinian as a heritage language
This investigation focuses on the analysis of the vitality of Sardinian varieties in migration contexts and discusses the use of corpus linguistics methodologies to highlight the outcomes of language contact phenomena in the heritage scenarios.
Piunno, Valentina, Ganfi, Vittorio
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The effects of language planning in Sardinian
, 2015 Sardinian is an endangered Romance language spoken in Sardinia, the second largest island in the Mediterranean Sea. The Autonomous Region of Sardinia is part of the Italian Republic and it is located south of Corsica, west of the Italian peninsula, to ...
Lai, Rosangela
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Some remarks on gerund in Sardinian
, 2005 In Modern Sardinian the gerund of the type arrivande, Italian arrivando, is extraordinarily productive also with respect to the other Romance languages where this verbal form is used, i.e. French, and especially Spanish and Catalan. Interestingly enough
CUZZOLIN, Pierluigi (ORCID:0000-0003-2801-0457)
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