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September 30, 2025Isogloss Open Journal of Romance LinguisticsOpen Access

Italian dialects and language contact

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MWMario WildUniversity of Zurich SNStefano NegrinelliSt.Gallen University of Teacher Education FBFederica BreimaierUniversity of Zurich

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This introduction highlights sociolinguistic insights from language contact studies in Italian dialects, suggesting implications for typological analysis.

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Language contact in Italy can lead to unique linguistic phenomena, including rare typological features.
In the case of Lurese, a Logudorese Sardinian enclave, we see distinctive gender marking on third-person pronouns.
The investigation into non-standard varieties of Italy reveals rich insights into sociolinguistic and analytical-theoretical dynamics.
This chapter sets the stage for contributions that explore various aspects of Italian dialects and their complexities.

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Wild et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68dc26188a7d58c25ebb276f https://doi.org/10.5565/rev/isogloss.563

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This introduction highlights sociolinguistic insights from language contact studies in Italian dialects, suggesting implications for typological analysis.

Italian dialects and language contact

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