Salvatore Del Gaudio
Biographic Data
| ID | 9284579 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Salvatore Del Gaudio |
| GIVEN NAMES | Salvatore |
| FAMILY NAME | Del Gaudio |
| SIGNATURE | DEL GAUDIO S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Borys Grinchenko Kyiv Metropolitan University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8441-749X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Belarusian and Ukrainian Elements in South-Western Russian Dialects (Brjansk Region)
The geo-dialectal area examined in this study is located in the western and southwestern parts of the present-day Brjansk Region of the Russian Federation. In contemporary Russian dialectology, this territory is classified as belonging to the western group (also referred to as the southwestern zone) of the broader southern Russian dialectal area. As noted in several studies on the Ukrainian–Belarusian border dialects, the Brjansk dialects share a…
Medium Matters? Comprehension and Lexical Processing in Digital and Printed Narrative Texts in Good and Poor Comprehenders
The present study examined differences in reading comprehension performance between good and poor comprehenders, across paper-based and computer-based formats. The sample consisted of 197 students (Mage = 10.9, SDage = 1.22), categorized into three groups based on their reading comprehension proficiency: good (n = 73), average (n = 90), and poor (n = 33). Using a pseudo-randomized within-subjects design, participants read two texts and completed …
The North Ukrainian Dialect of Vyšneve in the East Slavic Context
This paper continues an article devoted to the linguistic description of the local dialect of Vyšneve, cf. DiG 30 (2022), 23–49. The present study, as previously mentioned, completes a piece of a more comprehensive dialectal and sociolinguistic research on the dialects spoken along the Ukrainian-Belarusian and, to a minor extent, Russian borders. This is a territorial segment located in the eastern Polissian macro region and, more precisely, in t…
The Language Situation in the District of Loeŭ (Belarus’)
The article describes the language situation in the rural district of Loeŭ in Belarus, focusing on dialect use, especially in relation to other language varieties. The study of this border region, separated from the former Ripky district in Ukraine (Černihiv Oblast’) by the river Dnipro, is part of a more extensive research project. The latter includes the segment of the Polissian geo-linguistic macro-region situated between Belarus and Ukraine b…
The North Ukrainian dialect of Vyšneve in the East Slavic context
The linguistic description of the dialect of Vyšneve (Černihiv, Ukraine) can be considered a milestone of a more comprehensive dialectal and sociolinguistic study on the dialects spoken along the Ukrainian-Belarusian and, to a lesser extent, Russian border areas of eastern Polissia. Some of the most representative features of the Vyšneve dialect and its relation to Belarusian have already been the object of previous linguistic analysis. The villa…
The local Dialect of Novi Jarylovyči (Region of Černihiv) in the East Slavic Context
Language Situation in Ripky (Chernihiv)
This article highlights the results of recent focus group interviews about language use carried out in the small town of Ripky and in nearby rural villages. Ripky and environs are situated in the northwestern part of the region of Chernihiv in central northern Ukraine. This research complements a more extensive study devoted to the analysis of the language situation of this area that attempted to obtain a deeper understanding of the language atti…
Language situation in the district of Ripky (Černihiv, Ukraine)
Ukrainian-Russian Mixed Speech “Suržyk” within the System of Ukrainian and Russian Interaction
The question of different forms of real and/or presumed mixed speech, a consequence of the interaction between Ukrainian and Russian and widely known as “Suržyk,” remains central in much of contemporary Ukrainian and, more widely, East Slavic sociolinguistic and language contact research. This article pursues a twofold aim: first, I intend to reaffirm my personal hypothesis on the formation process of this mixed speech, which has at times been ci…
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Ukrainian-Russian Mixed Speech “Suržyk” within the System of Ukrainian and Russian Interaction
The question of different forms of real and/or presumed mixed speech, a consequence of the interaction between Ukrainian and Russian and widely known as “Suržyk,” remains central in much of contemporary Ukrainian and, more widely, East Slavic sociolinguistic and language contact research. This article pursues a twofold aim: first, I intend to reaffirm my personal hypothesis on the formation process of this mixed speech, which has at times been ci…
Language Situation in Ripky (Chernihiv)
This article highlights the results of recent focus group interviews about language use carried out in the small town of Ripky and in nearby rural villages. Ripky and environs are situated in the northwestern part of the region of Chernihiv in central northern Ukraine. This research complements a more extensive study devoted to the analysis of the language situation of this area that attempted to obtain a deeper understanding of the language atti…
Language situation in the district of Ripky (Černihiv, Ukraine)
The Language Situation in the District of Loeŭ (Belarus’)
The article describes the language situation in the rural district of Loeŭ in Belarus, focusing on dialect use, especially in relation to other language varieties. The study of this border region, separated from the former Ripky district in Ukraine (Černihiv Oblast’) by the river Dnipro, is part of a more extensive research project. The latter includes the segment of the Polissian geo-linguistic macro-region situated between Belarus and Ukraine b…
The North Ukrainian dialect of Vyšneve in the East Slavic context
The linguistic description of the dialect of Vyšneve (Černihiv, Ukraine) can be considered a milestone of a more comprehensive dialectal and sociolinguistic study on the dialects spoken along the Ukrainian-Belarusian and, to a lesser extent, Russian border areas of eastern Polissia. Some of the most representative features of the Vyšneve dialect and its relation to Belarusian have already been the object of previous linguistic analysis. The villa…
The local Dialect of Novi Jarylovyči (Region of Černihiv) in the East Slavic Context
The North Ukrainian Dialect of Vyšneve in the East Slavic Context
This paper continues an article devoted to the linguistic description of the local dialect of Vyšneve, cf. DiG 30 (2022), 23–49. The present study, as previously mentioned, completes a piece of a more comprehensive dialectal and sociolinguistic research on the dialects spoken along the Ukrainian-Belarusian and, to a minor extent, Russian borders. This is a territorial segment located in the eastern Polissian macro region and, more precisely, in t…
Medium Matters? Comprehension and Lexical Processing in Digital and Printed Narrative Texts in Good and Poor Comprehenders
The present study examined differences in reading comprehension performance between good and poor comprehenders, across paper-based and computer-based formats. The sample consisted of 197 students (Mage = 10.9, SDage = 1.22), categorized into three groups based on their reading comprehension proficiency: good (n = 73), average (n = 90), and poor (n = 33). Using a pseudo-randomized within-subjects design, participants read two texts and completed …
Belarusian and Ukrainian Elements in South-Western Russian Dialects (Brjansk Region)
The geo-dialectal area examined in this study is located in the western and southwestern parts of the present-day Brjansk Region of the Russian Federation. In contemporary Russian dialectology, this territory is classified as belonging to the western group (also referred to as the southwestern zone) of the broader southern Russian dialectal area. As noted in several studies on the Ukrainian–Belarusian border dialects, the Brjansk dialects share a…
Linguistics (8 works) · Linguistic research and analysis (7 works) · Geography (6 works) · Language and Culture (6 works) · Linguistics, Language Diversity, and Identity (6 works) · Archaeology (5 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Slavic languages (5 works) · Ukrainian (5 works) · History (3 works)