His research areas are languages in contact, especially in the Mediterranean space, historical linguistics, comp...
His research areas are languages in contact, especially in the Mediterranean space, historical linguistics, comparative linguistics, the history of translation, and poetics.
Prof. Davide Ricca is Full Professor of General Linguistics at the University of Turin.
Most of his recent research activity has concentrated on morphology. Theoretical and descriptive interests are both present in his investigations on adverb morphology and deverbal adjectives in Italian, while other works take a cross-linguistic approach to theoretically relevant morphological issues.
...Prof. Davide Ricca is Full Professor of General Linguistics at the University of Turin.
Most of his recent research activity has concentrated on morphology. Theoretical and descriptive interests are both present in his investigations on adverb morphology and deverbal adjectives in Italian, while other works take a cross-linguistic approach to theoretically relevant morphological issues.
Prof. Gabriella Mazzon is Professor of Linguistics at the Universität Innsbruck.
She is especially interested in varieties of English, pragmatics, dialogue analysis and historical linguistics.
Prof. Gabriella Mazzon is Professor of Linguistics at the Universität Innsbruck.
She is especially interested in varieties of English, pragmatics, dialogue analysis and historical linguistics.
Prof. Greville Corbett is Distinguished Professor of Linguistics at the University of Surrey.
His research interests cover typology, morphosyntactic features and inflectional morphology
Prof. Greville Corbett is Distinguished Professor of Linguistics at the University of Surrey.
His research interests cover typology, morphosyntactic features and inflectional morphology
Prof. Pierluigi Cuzzolin is Full Professor of General Linguistics at the University of Bergamo.
His main research interests are historical linguistics (morphology, syntax and semantics) and linguistic typology.
Prof. Pierluigi Cuzzolin is Full Professor of General Linguistics at the University of Bergamo.
His main research interests are historical linguistics (morphology, syntax and semantics) and linguistic typology.
Prof. Roberta D’Alessandro is Professor of Italian language at the University of Leiden.
Her main interests are syntactic microvariation, Italo-Romance dialectology, and the syntax-phonology interface
Prof. Roberta D’Alessandro is Professor of Italian language at the University of Leiden.
Her main interests are syntactic microvariation, Italo-Romance dialectology, and the syntax-phonology interface
Prof. Ray Fabri is Associate Professor in Linguistics and Chairman of the Institute of Linguistics at the University of Malta.
His research interests cover the Maltese language, formal theories of language, syntax, morphology and language typology.
Prof. Ray Fabri is Associate Professor in Linguistics and Chairman of the Institute of Linguistics at the University of Malta.
His research interests cover the Maltese language, formal theories of language, syntax, morphology and language typology.
Prof. Michele Loporcaro is Professor of Romance Linguistics Romanischen Seminar der Universität Zürich.
His main research interests cover Italian and Romance linguistics, historical linguistics and theoretical linguistics
Prof. Michele Loporcaro is Professor of Romance Linguistics Romanischen Seminar der Universität Zürich.
His main research interests cover Italian and Romance linguistics, historical linguistics and theoretical linguistics
Dr. Michael Spagnol completed his PhD in Linguistics at the University of Konstanz, Germany.
He is Lecturer in Maltese Linguistics at the Faculty of Arts, University of Malta and his research interests include Maltese syntax and lexical semantics and Academic Maltese.
Dr. Michael Spagnol completed his PhD in Linguistics at the University of Konstanz, Germany.
He is Lecturer in Maltese Linguistics at the Faculty of Arts, University of Malta and his research interests include Maltese syntax and lexical semantics and Academic Maltese.