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linguistic and metalinguistic coverage. The handbook provides a very comprehensive outlook on what syntactic theory is now, and especially, on what it has been in recent decades. I recommend it especially for readers who have some hands-on experience in

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metalinguistic negation, considering the former a special case of the latter ( Delfitto, Melloni & Vender 2019 ). Although expletive negation is attested in Hungarian as well, so far it has received sporadic scholarly attention only. The first to

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century AD. The probable phonetic spellings emerge in contexts of graphemic instability ad interference, providing clues of some submerged forms. The analyzed corpus has been tagged for both meta-linguistic 11 and extra-lin- guistic aspects. In

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not borrowings in their pure form, since the corresponding term is present in the minds of another part of the region's informants and, in addition, the word, as a rule, appears in an unadapted form and is accompanied by a metalinguistic comment

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. Ewen , Elizabeth Hume & Keren Rice (eds.), The blackwell companion to phonology , vol. 4 . London : Wiley-Blackwell . 10.1002/9781444335262.wbctp0099 Nevins , Andrew & Bert Vaux . 2003 . Metalinguistic, shmetalinguistic: The phonology

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studies and the merging of empirical paradigms. The case of ‘Literal Translation’ . Translation Spaces , 4 ( 2 ), 310 – 340 . Halverson , S. ( 2018 ). Metalinguistic knowledge/awareness/ability in cognitive translation studies: Some questions

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texts ranges between the 1st century BCE and the 7th century CE. The corpus is provided with extra- and metalinguistic information which allows us to analyze the spelling variants occurring in the inscriptions, with the aim of interpreting them with

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, recreating – whenever feasible – the fabric of linguistic and metalinguistic thought from the classical period to the Middle Ages, thanks to the various sources available (which will be discussed in the following paragraphs, see § 2.2–4). In fact, the

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Metalinguistic texts as a privileged data source for the knowledge of ancient languages’ (PRIN 2020, prot. 2020F37EXS). I am very grateful to Luca Lorenzetti, Giovanna Marotta, Francesco Rovai, and Béla Adamik, for discussing some of the issues investigated in

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 by metalinguistic testimonies in Latin grammarians and by the evidence of the Romance languages. With regard to the latter, the vowel mergers that were just mentioned (/i, eː/ > /e/ and /u, oː/ > /o/) were also extended to the outcomes of the Latin short /e/ and /o

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