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Italica, 2002
... 486 RENATA CARLONI E ELVIRA G. DI FABIO ... A lato dello scritto si trovano delle parentesi c... more ... 486 RENATA CARLONI E ELVIRA G. DI FABIO ... A lato dello scritto si trovano delle parentesi che racchiudono porzioni di testo; all'inizio di questi brani sono collocati dei pallini che sono pulsanti, cliccando sui quali si va alla Carta corrispondente, suggerita come funzione ...
VOYAGER, 2017
This article wants to highlight the most important aspects of the gender issue in Italian; it als... more This article wants to highlight the most important aspects of the gender issue in Italian; it also aims to suggesting a strategy for linguistic policies that could counterbalance the perceived discriminatory effects of some lexical and grammatical features of the language. The Italian language – like other Indo-European languages – classifies the gender of nouns into masculine and feminine. Concordances with linguistic elements within and outside of the syntagma are dependent on this classification. There are many points of discussion and research tied to the classification of masculine and feminine, some of which are illustrated in this article. The aim is not to answer all of the questions around the issue, but rather to focus on the following matters: how did the masculine/feminine opposition take place in the field of linguistics? Is this difference purely morphological or is there a semantic issue? If it is, how does is it demonstrated? Finally, is there evidence for the predominance of one gender over the other and what are the strategies for its attenuation?
Italica, 2002
... 486 RENATA CARLONI E ELVIRA G. DI FABIO ... A lato dello scritto si trovano delle parentesi c... more ... 486 RENATA CARLONI E ELVIRA G. DI FABIO ... A lato dello scritto si trovano delle parentesi che racchiudono porzioni di testo; all'inizio di questi brani sono collocati dei pallini che sono pulsanti, cliccando sui quali si va alla Carta corrispondente, suggerita come funzione ...
VOYAGER, 2017
This article wants to highlight the most important aspects of the gender issue in Italian; it als... more This article wants to highlight the most important aspects of the gender issue in Italian; it also aims to suggesting a strategy for linguistic policies that could counterbalance the perceived discriminatory effects of some lexical and grammatical features of the language. The Italian language – like other Indo-European languages – classifies the gender of nouns into masculine and feminine. Concordances with linguistic elements within and outside of the syntagma are dependent on this classification. There are many points of discussion and research tied to the classification of masculine and feminine, some of which are illustrated in this article. The aim is not to answer all of the questions around the issue, but rather to focus on the following matters: how did the masculine/feminine opposition take place in the field of linguistics? Is this difference purely morphological or is there a semantic issue? If it is, how does is it demonstrated? Finally, is there evidence for the predominance of one gender over the other and what are the strategies for its attenuation?