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The Zurich database of agreement in Italo-Romance, University of Zurich, Zurich.
Agreement in Italo-Romance
Author |
Loporcaro, Michele; Paciaroni, Tania; Pescarini, Diego; Zanini, Chiara; Idone, Alice; Romagnoli, Serena; Zakharko, Taras |
Publication date |
31.12.2018 |
Persistent Identifier (PID) |
DAI - to be issued by ZüKL |
Repository |
ZüKL-Server
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Abstract |
"The Zurich database of agreement in Italo-Romance (DAI)" database XML files
The project aims at setting up a database illustrating agreement phenomena in 6 selected Italo-Romance dialects. This will close a research gap: in fact, on the one hand, the study of agreement in general linguistics and linguistic typology has been swiftly progressing over the past few years and has been the object of several important projects (cf. §§2.1.1-2.1.2); on the other hand, Italo-Romance dialect varieties display a wealth of interesting phenomena in this area, some of which are unparalleled across Romance, or even within the whole Indo-European language family. However, this treasure of structural diversity has hardly been exploited in typological studies on agreement and thus could not find its way into the international scientific debate, mainly because of the unavailability of the primary data to the international scientific community in the form of an accessible database. This is the gap the present project is designed to fill by developing an online database that will consist of the collection of data gathered from the selected varieties through different elicitation tasks (cf. §2.3.1) and their annotation via the tool described in §2.3.4. Finally, it must be highlighted that the University of Zurich, through the competence and facilities gathered at its Romance and Comparative Linguistics Seminars as well as the research network described in in §2.3.5.1, provides an ideal setting to carry out the project, thus further enhancing the UZH’s internationally prominent role in empirical linguistic research on the Romance languages and beyond.