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Table of contents of the issue 2/2024, July-December

ISBN: 978-88-29-02456-8

Year: 14

Le lingue speciali

Laura Auteri Marie Denise Sclafani

InVerbis 2/2024 pp: 9-12 DOI: 10.7368/115578

Maria Vittoria Calvi

The teaching of specialised Spanish at the University of Milan: From Political Sciences to Language Mediation

InVerbis 2/2024 pp: 13-24 DOI: 10.7368/115579

Luciana Pedrazzini

Teaching English for Specific Purposes in Italy: Syllabuses and Textbooks for Technical Secondary Schools (1850-2000)

InVerbis 2/2024 pp: 25-46 DOI: 10.7368/115580

Monica Barsi

French for specific purposes in textbooks between the second post-war period and the ‘economic miracle’

InVerbis 2/2024 pp: 47-66 DOI: 10.7368/115581

Monica Lupetti Marco E.L. Guidi

Nineteenth-century Italian-Portuguese conversation guides and special languages: a qualitative and quantitative analysis of the main lexical fields

InVerbis 2/2024 pp: 67-88 DOI: 10.7368/115582

Félix San Vicente

Annotations to the sources of eighteenth-century Anglo-Spanish lexicography

InVerbis 2/2024 pp: 89-104 DOI: 10.7368/115583

Maria-Pilar Perea

The specialized language in the Diccionari català-valencià-balear

InVerbis 2/2024 pp: 105-118 DOI: 10.7368/115584

Cristina Guccione

The Business of Languages in Postlethwayt’s Universal Dictionary of Trade and Commerce (1774 [1751])

InVerbis 2/2024 pp: 119-132 DOI: 10.7368/115585

Nesma Elsakaan Michele Longo

Legal Arabic from a didactic perspective: A case study

InVerbis 2/2024 pp: 133-146 DOI: 10.7368/115586

Paolo Frassi

Metalexical concepts and learners’ needs in terminology: An example from the field of international trade

InVerbis 2/2024 pp: 147-162 DOI: 10.7368/115587

Chiara Sinatra

Metadiscourse and metalanguage on digital platforms of the Real Academia Española de la Lengua

InVerbis 2/2024 pp: 163-176 DOI: 10.7368/115588

Francesca M. Dovetto

Words ‘with a human face’ and ‘specialized’ languages

InVerbis 2/2024 pp: 177-200 DOI: 10.7368/115589

Studi/Articles

Nicoletta Dacrema

Literature goes to war. A case-study. The Kriegsalmanach 1914-1916

InVerbis 2/2024 pp: 201-214 DOI: 10.7368/115590

Filip De Decker

The Use of the Modal Particle (MP) in Homer

InVerbis 2/2024 pp: 215-232 DOI: 10.7368/115591

Giorgia Giuffrè Geraldine Quartararo

The acquisition of DOM in Spanish as a foreign language: The case of regional Italian speakers from Sicily

InVerbis 2/2024 pp: 233-264 DOI: 10.7368/115592

Fabio La Mantia

Believing in another people. Apocalyptic imagination and the Anthropocene

InVerbis 2/2024 pp: 265-278 DOI: 10.7368/115593

Silke Tork

On the influence of Fascism and National Socialism on German textbooks in Italy from 1933-1945

InVerbis 2/2024 pp: 279-296 DOI: 10.7368/115594

Recensioni

InVerbis 2/2024 pp: 297-301 DOI: 10.7368/115595

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