Federico Salvaggio – [Introduzione/Introduction] More than Just Borrowings: the Cultural and Symbolic Significance of Loanwords
ANALYSES AND RESEARCHES
GIUSEPPE CECERE – Across the Mediterranean and Beyond: Notes on mamlūk Wanderings in European Dictionaries
Keywords: Philology and Linguistic Anthropology; Cross-cultural language exchange; mamlūk-based loanwords in European languages; Cultural implications of etymological and paretymological processes.
ROBERTO DAPIT – Vicende di alcuni turchismi della gastronomia nella lingua slovena
English title: Vicissitude of some gastronomy’s Turcisms in the Slovenian language
Keywords: Food culture, Slovenian, Turcisms, semantic degradation, alterity
HILAL OYTUN ALTUN – So-called Italianisms and their Etymological Status in Modern Standard Turkish Dictionaries
Keywords: Italianisms, Modern Standard Turkish, lexicography, etymology.
MATTHIAS KAPPLER, STEFANO PELLÒ – “Parlare l’inglese φαρσί”: il persiano come criterio di language proficiency?
English title: “Speaking φαρσί-English”: the Persian as the criterion of Language Proficiency?
Keywords: Farsi, Neo-Greek, Ottoman Turkish, lexicography, Persian, Balkan, language proficiency, glottonyms
FRANCESCO GRANDE – La coppia terminologica Adnān e Qaḥṭān dal Medio Oriente ad al-Andalus nelle fonti lessicografiche
English title: The Terminological Couple Adnān and Qaḥṭān from the Middle East to Al-Andalus in Lexicographic Sources
Keywords: ‘Adnān, Qaḥṭān, al-Andalus, lexicography, etymology
BOOK REVIEWS
FRANCESCA GORGONI – [Recensione/Review] Mauro Zonta, “Saggio di lessicografia filosofica araba” (Paideia Editrice 2014)
Occhialì – Rivista sul Mediterraneo islamico 