philological in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for philological in the English»Italian Dictionary

philological [Brit fɪləˈlɒdʒɪk(ə)l, Am ˌfɪləˈlɑdʒək(ə)l] ADJ

philological

filologico

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filologico

philological

Accademia della Crusca

This was founded in Florence in 1583, with the aim of asserting the linguistic supremacy of literary Florentine (of separating pure language, the “flour”, from incorrect language, the “bran” or crusca). From 1612 it published the “Dictionary of the Academicians of La Crusca”, which became a model for similar works in other major European languages. It went through various editions right up until 1923. The Academy has stayed in operation to the present day (apart from a single interruption from 1783 to 1811). It is now based in the Villa di Castello, near Florence, and is a centre for linguistic, philological and lexicographical research. It does not fulfil a similar role of setting standards and supervising the language to that of the Académie Française or the Real Academia in Spain.

philological in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for philological in the English»Italian Dictionary

philological [ˌfɪ·lə·ˈlɑ:·dʒɪ·kl] ADJ

philological

filologico, -a

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filologico (-a)

philological

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The main object of the book, therefore, is not really philological.

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The society had several sections: historical, philological, natural-technical, medical, and statistical commissions.

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His theological, philosophical, historical and philological work is vast: he left more than 300 books and papers.

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This is an ancient practice continued by moderns rather than a philological innovation of recent times.

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He devoted himself primarily to linguistic, lexicographical and philological work, and he often dipped into etymologies, antiquarian explanations and geographical detail.

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The rest of the book (pages 1182 and 396-419) is the scholarly textual, philological, and bibliographical study of the antisemitic text.

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The first faculties to open were historical, philological, biological and medical.

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He solved many problems relating to chronology, geography and the philological interpretation of the sources.

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Most irregular paradigms (like "man:men") can be explained by philological developments that affected one form of a word but not another.

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One scholar described this type of sinology as philological hairsplitting preoccupied with marginal or curious aspects.

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