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Tytuł:
Il plurilinguismo nelle opere teatrali del commediografo molisano Antonio Angelone
Plurilingualism in the Comedies of Molisan Playwright Antonio Angelone
Autorzy:
Iannacito-Provenzano, Roberta
Powiązania:
https://bibliotekanauki.pl/articles/446587.pdf
Data publikacji:
2019-09-13
Wydawca:
Wydawnictwo Adam Marszałek
Tematy:
literary plurilingualism
dialect plays
dialects
popular Italian
Molisan
Plurilinguismo letterario
commedie dialettali
dialetto
italiano popolare
molisano
Opis:
This article discusses plurilingualism in the dialect comedies of Molisan playwright Antonio Angelone. After a brief biographical sketch of the author, the rich, expressive, and authentic dialect spoken by his protagonists from the peasant class is analysed. Furthermore, essential details and examples pertaining to Angelone’s keen awareness of the challenges of writing in dialect are provided. The most fundamental part of this essay focuses on the plurilingual aspects that—certainly not extraneous to literary production in Italy—fully manifest themselves in Angelone’s comedies; this occurs through characters created by a playwright who excels at highlighting how important it is to employ linguistic varieties adapted to the circumstances and needs of the protagonists to make the theatrical experience more authentic and more credible for the reader/viewer. Along with the dialect or dialects, there are examples of Standard Italian, popular Italian, and italiese, or the language of North-American Italians, in the repertoire of the protagonists, pronounced by characters who belong to different generations, who are from different social classes, and who come from different geographical areas.
Quest’articolo tratta il plurilinguismo nelle commedie dialettali del molisano Antonio Angelone. Dopo alcuni riferimenti biografici su Angelone, viene commentato, in prima luogo, il dialetto ricco, espressivo e autentico posto sulla bocca di personaggi spesso tratti dal mondo contadino ben noto all’autore. Inoltre sono forniti dettagli sulla presa di coscienza, da parte del commediografo, delle sfide riguardanti lo scrivere in dialetto. La parte fondamentale di questo saggio verte comunque sugli aspetti plurilinguistici che, non certamente estranei alla produzione letteraria in Italia, si manifestano pienamente nelle commedie angeloniane attraverso personaggi creati da un autore che riesce a mettere in rilievo come sia importante impiegare varietà linguistiche adatte alle circostanze e alle esigenze dei protagonisti per rendere il teatro più autentico, più credibile per il lettore/lo spettatore. Insieme al dialetto o ai dialetti, nel repertorio dei protagonisti si riscontrano esempi della lingua italiana, dell’italiano popolare e dell’italiese ovvero dell’italo-americano, pronunciati da personaggi che appartengono a diverse generazioni, a diverse classi sociali e anche che provengono da diversi comuni, regioni o paesi.
Źródło:
Italica Wratislaviensia; 2019, 10.1; 281-307
2084-4514
Pojawia się w:
Italica Wratislaviensia
Dostawca treści:
Biblioteka Nauki
Artykuł
Tytuł:
I possessivi nel croato molisano
Possessives in Molise Croatian
Autorzy:
Peša Matracki, Ivica
Sammartino, Francesca
Powiązania:
https://bibliotekanauki.pl/articles/11541964.pdf
Data publikacji:
2023-06-30
Wydawca:
Wydawnictwo Adam Marszałek
Tematy:
possessives
Molise Croatian
Croatian
Italian
Abruzzo-Molisan variety
possessivi
croato molisano
italiano
croato
varietà abruzzese-molisana
Opis:
Following the proposal in Seiler and Heine, possession is defined in terms of relationship between two entities, called possessor and possessed. Linguistic possession can be of different types: permanent, physical, inalienable, abstract, etc. In Italian and Croatian, possession is expressed by adjectives, pronouns, and prepositional phrases. In Croatian, it can be expressed also by morphological cases. In Italian, possession is rendered with possessive adjectives and pronouns (mia sorella) and the complement of possessive specification (la sorella di Mira). In Croatian, it is expressed equally (moja sestra); with the dative of the personal pronouns (sestra mi); with the possessive adjectives (posvojni pridjev; Mirina sestra); with the double genitive (sestra mojega oca); with the complement of possessive specification in the substandard varieties (sestra od Mire). The contribution investigates the ways to express possession in Molise Croatian, a štokavo-ikavo variety in use in the linguistic island of the Croatian minority in Italy, in Molise, from a contact-linguistics and contrastive perspective. As at all linguistic levels, when indicating ownership, Molise Croatian has conservative, Croatian, and innovative uses and forms, derived from contact with Italian and the Abruzzo-Molisan variety. In Molise Croatian, one can express ownership by using possessive pronouns (posvojne zamjenice/pridjevi; moja sestra); the dative of personal pronouns (sestra mi); the possessive adjective (posvojni pridjev; sestra Mirina); the complement of possessive specification (sestra do Mire); the double genitive (sestra mojoga oca). The main objective of this corpus-based research is to analyse and describe the influence of Italian and of the Abruzzo-Molisan variety on the morphosyntax and the distribution of possessives in Molise Croatian.
Riprendendo l’idea di Seiler e di Heine, il possesso è la relazione che si instaura tra due costituenti, possessore (possessor) e posseduto (possessum). Il possesso linguistico può essere di diverso tipo: permanente, fisico, inalienabile, astratto ecc. Sia in italiano che in croato il possesso è reso con aggettivi, pronomi e sintagmi preposizionali, ma il croato possiede il caso morfologico per esprimere il possesso. In italiano il possesso è reso con gli aggettivi e i pronomi possessivi (mia sorella) e il complemento di specificazione possessiva (la sorella di Mira). In croato esso è espresso ugualmente (moja sestra); con il dativo dei pronomi personali (sestra mi); con l’aggettivo possessivo (cr. posvojni pridjev) (Mirina sestra); con il doppio genitivo possessivo (sestra mojega oca); con il complemento di specificazione possessiva nelle varietà substandard (sestra od Mire). Il contributo indaga i mezzi per esprimere il possesso nel croato molisano, varietà štokavo-ikava in uso nell’isola linguistica della minoranza croata in Italia, in Molise, da una prospettiva contattologica e contrastiva e in base ai dati del corpus. Come a tutti i livelli linguistici, si stabilisce che anche nei mezzi per esprimere il possesso il croato molisano presenta usi e forme conservativi, croati, e innovativi, derivati dal contatto con l’italiano e la varietà abruzzese-molisana. Il possesso nel croato molisano si esprime con i pronomi possessivi (cr. posvojne zamjenice/pridjevi) (moja sestra); il dativo dei pronomi personali (sestra mi); l’aggettivo possessivo (cr. posvojni pridjev) (sestra Mirina); il complemento di specificazione possessiva (sestra do Mire); il doppio genitivo possessivo (sestra mojoga oca). Lo scopo della presente ricerca corpus-based è l’analisi dell’influsso dell’italiano e della varietà abruzzese-molisana sulla morfosintassi e sulla distribuzione dei possessivi nel croato molisano.
Źródło:
Italica Wratislaviensia; 2023, 14.1; 97-119
2084-4514
Pojawia się w:
Italica Wratislaviensia
Dostawca treści:
Biblioteka Nauki
Artykuł
Tytuł:
Molisan cuisine (names of dishes) as an example of multiculturalism and multilingualism
Kuchnia molizańska (nazwy potraw) jako przykład wielokulturowości i wielojęzyczności
Autorzy:
Słabińska, Adrianna
Powiązania:
https://bibliotekanauki.pl/articles/645321.pdf
Data publikacji:
2015-12-24
Wydawca:
Polska Akademia Nauk. Instytut Slawistyki PAN
Tematy:
Molisan cuisine
regional cuisine
multiculturalism
multilingualism
Croatian minority in Italy
kuchnia molizańska
kuchnia regionalna
multikulturalizm
multilingwinizm
mniejszość narodowa we Włoszech
Opis:
Today Croats can be found living in many parts of the world. The process of Slavic migrations started in the 7th. Diasporas can be found in Austria, Slovakia, Romania, Czech Republic (Moravia and nowadays Prague), Serbia, Italy, even across the oceans in the USA, South America, RSA and Australia. The Croatian minority in Molise is the smallest Croatian minority in the world. Croatian is spoken there by about 2000 to 2400 people in three isolated mountain communities. They settled in villages, Kruč, Mundimitr and Filić possibly between the 14th and 15th century. Several Turkish invasions took place during this period, so Croats were forced to hide from the Sultan’s armies and they found refuge on the Apennine Peninsula. The country of Croatia, occupied with its battle against the infidels, has forgotten about its fellow countrymen, who had been living in the region of Molis, for a long time. In every day Croatian speech one can hear multiple loan-words. A particular problem can occur when writing some names of dishes which have been passed down but orally only. Molisan-Croatian cuisine and culinary names are part of Croatian cuisine that was created during the time of the Croatian Diaspora.
Obecnie Chorwaci żyją na całym świecie. Proces migracji Słowian rozpoczął się już w VII wieku. Ich diaspory możemy odszukać w Austrii, Słowacji, Rumunii, Czechach (na Morawach i w obecnej Pradze) i Serbii, Włoszech, a nawet za oceanem Atlantyckim w USA, południowej Ameryce, RPA i Australii. Najmniejszą chorwacką mniejszością narodową są Molizianie. Językiem chorwackim posługuje się od 2 do 2,4 tysięcy ludzi w trzech odizolowanych społecznościach. Początek osiedlenia się we wsiach: Kruču, Mundimitrze i Filiću określa się na XV–XVI wiek. Okres ten obfituje w najazdy tureckie, kiedy to Chorwaci ukryli się przed armią sułtańską i znaleźli schronienie na Półwyspie Apenińskim. Chorwacja okupowana przez Turków zapomniała o swoich rodakach, którzy żyli w regionie Molise przez dłuższy czas. Język chorwacki pojawia się w mowie potocznej mieszkańców, szczególnie w zapożyczeniach. Szczególnym problemem jest określenie nazw kilku dań, które dotychczas funkcjonowały tylko ustnie. Chorwackomolizańska kuchnia oraz jej nazwy kulinarne są częścią kuchni chorwackiej, która została utworzona w czasach diaspory.
Źródło:
Adeptus; 2015, 6; 62-72
2300-0783
Pojawia się w:
Adeptus
Dostawca treści:
Biblioteka Nauki
Artykuł
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