This conference focuses on heritage languages spoken within Italy’s diasporic communities, including Arabic, Chinese, Romanian, Tagalog, and Ukrainian, among many others. While research on heritage languages in Italy has grown in recent years, many aspects remain underexplored.
Bringing together scholars from diverse backgrounds, the conference aims to foster discussion on different heritage language communities and approaches. Adopting a language contact perspective, we explore sociolinguistic and linguistic aspects from the viewpoint of speakers. Topics of interest include language attitudes and ideologies, family language policy, language maintenance, translanguaging, language contact, code-switching, and psycholinguistic dimensions of heritage bilingualism.
This conference serves as the final event of the PRIN PNRR 2022 project HELLO Campania, which investigates heritage languages in the Campania region. With this conference we aim to contribute to a deeper understanding of heritage languages in Italy.
The conference will be hosted by University L'Orientale on the 2nd of October 2025 and by University Federico II on the 3rd of October 2025.
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Violetta Cataldo (Università Federico II)
Ilaria Fiorentini (Università di Pavia)
Andrea Sansò (Università di Salerno)
Biblioteca Battaglia - 4 marzo 2025 - ore 15.00
To discuss on the importance of languaging diversity, heritage language and acquisition of Italian.
See you on Monday 25th at 17.00!
La Scuola di Pace,
via Foria 93
Naples
Francesca Moro and Gina Russo will teach a class on "New Minorities in Italy: Fieldwork Issues" where they will present the project HELLO Campania.
The 13th European Association for Southeast Asian Studies (EuroSEAS) conference will be held at the University of Amsterdam (UvA), The Netherlands from 23 July – 25 July 2024 https://www.euroseas.org/euroseas-2024/
Francesca Moro and Antonia Soriente proposed a panel on Southeast Asian languages as heritage languages in Europe.
The project HELLO Campania has invited Dr. Alexander König from CLARIN (https://www.clarin.eu/) to deliver four lectures on the CLARIN Research infrastructure, one will be given at University L'Orientale (on November, 25) and three at Univeristy Federico II (on November 26-28).
CLARIN is a pan-European digital infrastructure which supports research based on language resources, by providing easy and sustainable access to a broad range of language data and tools. CLARIN provides access to multimodal digital language data (text, audio, video) and advanced tools with which to explore, analyse or combine these datasets.