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LB3-Essay
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Title Dialectology Essay by Linda Barwick analysing dialects of Appignano and Castel di Lama
Description Dialectology essay by Linda Bone [Barwick], 1980 analysing dialects of Appignano and Castel di Lama. Based on tapes in this collection.
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Archive link https://catalog.paradisec.org.au/repository/LB3/Essay
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Linda Barwick
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Region / village Ascoli Piceno/Appignano | Ascoli Piceno/Castel di Lama
Originating university Flinders University
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DOI 10.26278/TK71-A817
Cite as Linda Barwick (collector). Dialectology Essay by Linda Barwick analysing dialects of Appignano and Castel di Lama. PDF. LB3-Essay at catalog.paradisec.org.au. https://dx.doi.org/10.26278/TK71-A817
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Collection ID LB3
Collection title Italian dialect questionnaires for Marchigiano dialects from the province of Ascoli Piceno
Description Italian dialect questionnaires (Carta dei Dialetti Italiani) collected from speakers of southern Marchigiano dialects from the province of Ascoli Piceno (communes of Appignano del Tronto and Castel di Lama) resident in Adelaide (South Australia). The study was later also extended to relatives resident in Ascoli Piceno. Undertaken by Linda Bone (Barwick) as an honours assignment for Italian Dialectology course taught by Antonio Comin, Flinders University, 1980.
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Italy - IT
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Italian - ita
Napoletano-Calabrese - nap
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