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- Colella, Gianluca
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A proposito dei costrutti condizionali
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Ingår i: La lingua italiana. Storia strutture testi. - 1826-8080. ; III, s. 147-157
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- Colella, Gianluca
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Che cos'è la stilistica
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Bok (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
- This book is a modern introduction to Stylistics, the discipline that study the linguistic features of a literary text. According to the latest methods and research perspectives, it is explained which tools are used by stylisticians to analyse the language and the style of a novel, a poem, a theatrical dialogue. With respect to the aim to link theory to practice, the principles of stylistics are applied to the analysis of three narrative passages (Manzoni, Gadda, Calvino), of three poetry (Petrarch, Pascoli, Montale) of a passage of a Pirandello's play.
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- Colella, Gianluca
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Come parlano (e scrivono) i giovani
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Ingår i: L'italiano di oggi. Fenomeni, problemi, prospettive. - Roma : Aracne. - 9788854816961 ; , s. 189-212
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- Colella, Gianluca
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Costrutti condizionali in italiano antico
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Bok (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
- The present book is an attempt to provide a comprehensive description of conditional constructions in old Italian. The study is divided into four parts. In the first one corresponding to Chapter 1 – I discuss the theoretical and methodological principles underpinning my research. The focus is on the following aspects: i) the logical form of the expression if p, q; ii) the interaction between condi- tionality, hypothesis, time, tenses and mood; iii) the role played by the linguistic and pragmatic context. In the second part (Chapter 2), I illustrate the changes affecting conditionals in the transition from Latin to Italian, and I compare vulgarizations with original Latin texts. The third part (Chapters 3-8) is the core of the whole book. In Chapter 3, I propose a classification of Old Italian conditionals according to the following types: predictives, gnomics, counterfactuals, inferentials, conversationals, interrogatives, imperatives, anankastics, optatives. I also describe if sentences expressing meanings other than the condition- al one (e.g. factuality, temporality, concessivity, correlation, etc.), and discuss the semantic and syntactic features of the so-called “hypothetical comparative sentences”, introduced by the complex connective come se (‘as if’). In Chapter 4, I present an in-depth description of the several combinations of times, tenses and moods concerning conditional constructions. In Chapter 5 I dwell on aspects such as i) the syntactic placement of the protasis and apodosis in the textual chain; ii) the occurrence of the quantifier solo (‘only’); iii) the occurrence of epistemic markers (e.g. forse ‘maybe’, certamente ‘certainly’, etc.). In Chapter 6 I outline the functions of correlatives such as e ‘and’, sì ‘thus’, allora ‘then’, dunque ‘therefore’, which give conditionals their internal cohe- sion. Chapter 7 is an overview of the various connectives which can express a conditional meaning in Old Italian, such as qualora ‘whenever’, quando ‘when’, dove ‘where’, eccetto che ‘except if” (negative conditional). In Chapter 8, I extend the analysis to those syntactic structures which express a conditional relation even though they don’t have the form of a prototypical conditional construction if p, q. In the fourth part of the book (Chapter 9), I consider the use of conditionals in different text types (i.e. narrations, chronicles, scientific treatises, arguments, legal documents) to identify their communicative functions. In the conclusive remarks, I focus on the diachrony of Italian conditionals, stressing both continuity and discontinuity issues. The book ends with a small appendix containing data on starting if sentences (incipit) in Old Italian Poetry.
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