Lori Repetti
Biographic Data
| ID | 689690 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Lori Repetti |
| GIVEN NAMES | Lori |
| FAMILY NAME | Repetti |
| SIGNATURE | REPETTI L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Stony Brook University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 20 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 14 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 20 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1991 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
All about ablaut: A typology of ablaut reduplicative structures
In this typological study, we identify 31 languages that have reduplication with a changed vowel, as in English tick-tock , referred to as ablaut reduplication. Cross-linguistically, this type of reduplication typically manifests as total reduplication with a changed vowel whose quality may or may not be fixed, and when it is not fixed the vowel differs maximally from the corresponding vowel in the base. The order of the copy relative to the base…
Language in the United States’: An innovative learner-centered, asynchronous general-education course in linguistics
LIN 200 ‘Language in the United States’ is a large general-education course dealing with linguistic diversity in the United States. It is taught online in an asynchronous format and attracts hundreds of students each semester. The pedagogical innovations adopted in this course include the use of guest lectures by leading experts in the field, the design of discussion board activities to facilitate interaction among students and with instructors, …
Italia, Italie. Studi in onore di Hermann W. Haller
Advances in Italian dialectology: Sketches of Italo-Romance grammars ed. by Roberta D’Alessandro, Diego Pescarini
Reviewed by: Advances in Italian dialectology: Sketches of Italo-Romance grammars ed. by Roberta D’Alessandro, Diego Pescarini Lori Repetti* Advances in Italian dialectology: Sketches of Italo-Romance grammars. Ed. by Roberta D’Alessandro and Diego Pescarini. (Grammars and language sketches of the world’s languages: Romance languages.) Leiden: Brill, 2018. Pp. x, 373. ISBN 9789004354388. $138 (Hb). Brill has recently launched a new series—‘Gramma…
Where did all the dialects go? Aspects of the influence of Italian on dialects
The influence of standard Italian on the minor Romance languages spoken in Italy (i.e. the Italian dialects) permeates all aspects of their grammar. In this article, I provide an example of the way in which Italian prosody can affect dialects, a poorly studied type of influence. I show that a speaker may have a range of options available when speaking ‘dialect,’ including forms that are influenced by Italian to a greater or lesser degree
Linguistic identities of Italian in Italy and North America
Bitonal pitch accent and phonological alignment in Sardinian
This study presents new data on pitch accent alignment in Sardinian, a Romance language spoken in Italy. We propose that what has been described as “stress shift” in encliticization processes is not a change in the word level stress , but variation in the association of the pitch accent . Our claim is that word level stress remains in situ, and the falling tune which our data exhibit can be interpreted as a bitonal pitch accent (HL*) associated w…
The Phonology and Syntax of Preverbal and Postverbal Subject Clitics in Northern Italian Dialects
We argue that preverbal and postverbal subject clitics in northern Italian dialects are the same lexical items. The different forms of proclitics and enclitics can be explained phonologically (i.e., by phonological constraints ranked in a particular order) and by the hypothesis that morphologically neutral vowels may be inserted in final position (what we call morphological epenthesis). The distributional differences in the paradigm derive from a…
Mirco Ghini (2001). Asymmetries in the phonology of Miogliola . (Studies in Generative Grammar 60.) Berlin and New York: Mouton de Gruyter. Pp. xv+267
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Certamen Phonologicum III: Papers from the Third Cortona Phonology Meeting, April 1996
Gender Assignment of English Loan Words in American Varieties of Italian
Les As. examinent la maniere dont le genre grammatical est attribue aux noms anglais (habituellement sans genre) lorsqu'ils sont empruntes par les varietes de l'italien parlees aux Etats-Unis. En se concentrant plus particulierement sur le mecanisme qui consiste a copier le genre du synonyme natif, ils soulignent la necessite de determiner la langue native avant d'identifier le synonyme natif utilise comme modele dans le processus d'emprunt. Dans…
Teaching about the Other Italian Languages: Dialectology in the Italian Curriculum
A Linguistic History of Italian
Turinese Syllable Structure and Vowel Insertion Processes
Turinese Syllable Structure and Vowel Insertion Processes
A Prosodic Template in Historical Change: The Passage of the Latin Second Conjugation into Romance
Del raddoppiamento da parola a parola
The Integration of Foreign Loans in the Phonology of Italian
Dizionario di parole nuove 1964-1987
L'esperienza e il segno: La filosofia del linguaggio tra Illuminismo e Restaurazione
The Phonology and Syntax of Preverbal and Postverbal Subject Clitics in Northern Italian Dialects
We argue that preverbal and postverbal subject clitics in northern Italian dialects are the same lexical items. The different forms of proclitics and enclitics can be explained phonologically (i.e., by phonological constraints ranked in a particular order) and by the hypothesis that morphologically neutral vowels may be inserted in final position (what we call morphological epenthesis). The distributional differences in the paradigm derive from a…
Language in the United States’: An innovative learner-centered, asynchronous general-education course in linguistics
LIN 200 ‘Language in the United States’ is a large general-education course dealing with linguistic diversity in the United States. It is taught online in an asynchronous format and attracts hundreds of students each semester. The pedagogical innovations adopted in this course include the use of guest lectures by leading experts in the field, the design of discussion board activities to facilitate interaction among students and with instructors, …
The Integration of Foreign Loans in the Phonology of Italian
Bitonal pitch accent and phonological alignment in Sardinian
This study presents new data on pitch accent alignment in Sardinian, a Romance language spoken in Italy. We propose that what has been described as “stress shift” in encliticization processes is not a change in the word level stress , but variation in the association of the pitch accent . Our claim is that word level stress remains in situ, and the falling tune which our data exhibit can be interpreted as a bitonal pitch accent (HL*) associated w…
Gender Assignment of English Loan Words in American Varieties of Italian
Les As. examinent la maniere dont le genre grammatical est attribue aux noms anglais (habituellement sans genre) lorsqu'ils sont empruntes par les varietes de l'italien parlees aux Etats-Unis. En se concentrant plus particulierement sur le mecanisme qui consiste a copier le genre du synonyme natif, ils soulignent la necessite de determiner la langue native avant d'identifier le synonyme natif utilise comme modele dans le processus d'emprunt. Dans…
Teaching about the Other Italian Languages: Dialectology in the Italian Curriculum
Turinese Syllable Structure and Vowel Insertion Processes
L'esperienza e il segno: La filosofia del linguaggio tra Illuminismo e Restaurazione
Dizionario di parole nuove 1964-1987
The Integration of Foreign Loans in the Phonology of Italian
Del raddoppiamento da parola a parola
Turinese Syllable Structure and Vowel Insertion Processes
Turinese Syllable Structure and Vowel Insertion Processes
A Prosodic Template in Historical Change: The Passage of the Latin Second Conjugation into Romance
Teaching about the Other Italian Languages: Dialectology in the Italian Curriculum
A Linguistic History of Italian
Gender Assignment of English Loan Words in American Varieties of Italian
Les As. examinent la maniere dont le genre grammatical est attribue aux noms anglais (habituellement sans genre) lorsqu'ils sont empruntes par les varietes de l'italien parlees aux Etats-Unis. En se concentrant plus particulierement sur le mecanisme qui consiste a copier le genre du synonyme natif, ils soulignent la necessite de determiner la langue native avant d'identifier le synonyme natif utilise comme modele dans le processus d'emprunt. Dans…
Certamen Phonologicum III: Papers from the Third Cortona Phonology Meeting, April 1996
Mirco Ghini (2001). Asymmetries in the phonology of Miogliola . (Studies in Generative Grammar 60.) Berlin and New York: Mouton de Gruyter. Pp. xv+267
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
The Phonology and Syntax of Preverbal and Postverbal Subject Clitics in Northern Italian Dialects
We argue that preverbal and postverbal subject clitics in northern Italian dialects are the same lexical items. The different forms of proclitics and enclitics can be explained phonologically (i.e., by phonological constraints ranked in a particular order) and by the hypothesis that morphologically neutral vowels may be inserted in final position (what we call morphological epenthesis). The distributional differences in the paradigm derive from a…
Bitonal pitch accent and phonological alignment in Sardinian
This study presents new data on pitch accent alignment in Sardinian, a Romance language spoken in Italy. We propose that what has been described as “stress shift” in encliticization processes is not a change in the word level stress , but variation in the association of the pitch accent . Our claim is that word level stress remains in situ, and the falling tune which our data exhibit can be interpreted as a bitonal pitch accent (HL*) associated w…
Where did all the dialects go? Aspects of the influence of Italian on dialects
The influence of standard Italian on the minor Romance languages spoken in Italy (i.e. the Italian dialects) permeates all aspects of their grammar. In this article, I provide an example of the way in which Italian prosody can affect dialects, a poorly studied type of influence. I show that a speaker may have a range of options available when speaking ‘dialect,’ including forms that are influenced by Italian to a greater or lesser degree
Linguistic identities of Italian in Italy and North America
Advances in Italian dialectology: Sketches of Italo-Romance grammars ed. by Roberta D’Alessandro, Diego Pescarini
Reviewed by: Advances in Italian dialectology: Sketches of Italo-Romance grammars ed. by Roberta D’Alessandro, Diego Pescarini Lori Repetti* Advances in Italian dialectology: Sketches of Italo-Romance grammars. Ed. by Roberta D’Alessandro and Diego Pescarini. (Grammars and language sketches of the world’s languages: Romance languages.) Leiden: Brill, 2018. Pp. x, 373. ISBN 9789004354388. $138 (Hb). Brill has recently launched a new series—‘Gramma…
Italia, Italie. Studi in onore di Hermann W. Haller
Language in the United States’: An innovative learner-centered, asynchronous general-education course in linguistics
LIN 200 ‘Language in the United States’ is a large general-education course dealing with linguistic diversity in the United States. It is taught online in an asynchronous format and attracts hundreds of students each semester. The pedagogical innovations adopted in this course include the use of guest lectures by leading experts in the field, the design of discussion board activities to facilitate interaction among students and with instructors, …
All about ablaut: A typology of ablaut reduplicative structures
In this typological study, we identify 31 languages that have reduplication with a changed vowel, as in English tick-tock , referred to as ablaut reduplication. Cross-linguistically, this type of reduplication typically manifests as total reduplication with a changed vowel whose quality may or may not be fixed, and when it is not fixed the vowel differs maximally from the corresponding vowel in the base. The order of the copy relative to the base…
Linguistics (15 works) · Philosophy (14 works) · Linguistic Studies and Language Acquisition (13 works) · History (9 works) · Phonetics and Phonology Research (9 works) · Philosophy (6 works) · Art (5 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Linguistic Variation and Morphology (5 works) · Phonology (5 works)