European Vernacular grammars, their metalanguage and syntactic theories

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Angela Bianchi, Nicola Santoni: Searching for syntax. From the Italian and French grammatical tradition to Port-Royal on the pathways of linguistic terminology Paola Cotticelli-Kurras: Hidden Syntax between Late Antiquity and the Early Modern Period. Sources, Models, and Interpretative Strategies — Introduction Paola Cotticelli-Kurras:The role of syntax and its metalanguage in selected Renaissance grammars Francesca Cotugno: Taming the Tongue. John Palsgrave and the Renaissance of English Alena Fidlerová: Latin or Vernacular? A Historical Sociolinguistic Perspective on Czech Morphosyntactic Terminology during Renaissance Humanism Rolf Kemmler: Bento Pereira’s Ars grammatica pro lingua lusitana addiscenda (1672). A comparative glimpse into early views on Portuguese Syntax (1536-1672) Diego Poli: Universal and particular. A classical instance reworked in the linguistic speculation of the Society of Jesus Carla Prestigiacomo: Cristóbal de Villalón and his Gramática castellana. Between Tradition and Modernity Federico Righi: The “panther” of syntax between grammar and publishing — the case of Gaetano Tizzone and his Grammatica volgare Corina Schmauser: Solecisms in Italian grammars of the 16th and 17th centuries Linguistic deviations in (morpho)syntax

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