Balkan Linguistics in Italy: The Origins, Evolution, and Theoretical Trends

Balkan Linguistics in Italy: The Origins, Evolution, and Theoretical Trends

The history of Balkan linguistics (BL) as a linguistic discipline is traced to the second half of the nineteenth century when problems of Southeastern European plurilingualism were addressed at Germanic academic centers (Vienna, Leipzig, Berlin). The program of the Balkankommission (Balkan Commissio...

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