Il progetto <i>MEDITA</i> La documentazione non letteraria mediolatina e la lessicografia storico-etimologica italo-romanza

This paper focuses on the PRIN 2022 project MEDITA , resulting from the collaboration of the University of Naples Federico II, the University Ca’ Foscari Venice and the Opera del Vocabolario Italiano (CNR, Florence). The project aims to build a textual knowledge base of non-literary Medieval Latin texts of the Italian area. In the first paragraph we describe the fundamental characteristics and main purposes of the project, then we dwell on the digital platform’s structure (§ 2) and on the articulation of the project and its units (§ 3). The conclusion (§ 4) focuses on the twofold purpose of the knowledge base integrated within the MED.ITA digital platform, showing both the relevance of Middle Latin practical texts for Romance lexicography and their linguistic value as an object of analysis in itself.

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Quaderni veneti
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2024-12-18
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https://doi.org/10.30687/qv/1724-188x/2024/01/011
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Medieval European Literature and History
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Il progetto MEDITA La documentazione non letteraria mediolatina e la lessicografia storico-etimologica italo-romanza

Mariafrancesca Giuliani, Alessio Cotugno, Paolo Greco
Quaderni veneti
Medieval European Literature and History
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Il progetto MEDITA La documentazione non letteraria mediolatina e la lessicografia storico-etimologica italo-romanza

Mariafrancesca Giuliani, Alessio Cotugno, Paolo Greco
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This paper focuses on the PRIN 2022 project MEDITA , resulting from the collaboration of the University of Naples Federico II, the University Ca’ Foscari Venice and the Opera del Vocabolario Italiano (CNR, Florence). The project aims to build a textual knowledge base of non-literary Medieval Latin texts of the Italian area. In the first paragraph we describe the fundamental characteristics and main purposes of the project, then we dwell on the digital platform’s structure (§ 2) and on the articulation of the project and its units (§ 3). The conclusion (§ 4) focuses on the twofold purpose of the knowledge base integrated within the MED.ITA digital platform, showing both the relevance of Middle Latin practical texts for Romance lexicography and their linguistic value as an object of analysis in itself.

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Ca' Foscari University of Venice (IT), Opera del Vocabolario Italiano (IT), University of Naples Federico II (IT)
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Medieval European Literature and History
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Il progetto <i>MEDITA</i> La documentazione non letteraria mediolatina e la lessicografia storico-etimologica italo-romanza — Mariafrancesca Giuliani, Alessio Cotugno, et al. · Quaderni veneti (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS