This paper analyses literary evidence to investigate the presence in Renaissance Naples of a contact language similar in some respects to the coeval so-called Mediterranean lingua franca. The goal is to bring to light some aspects of a well-established Neapolitan tradition in the representation of black slaves and their language
Contatti linguistici e lingua franca a Napoli tra Cinque- e Seicento: dalle moresche al Lo cunto de li cunti
Carolina Stromboli
2021-01-01
Abstract
This paper analyses literary evidence to investigate the presence in Renaissance Naples of a contact language similar in some respects to the coeval so-called Mediterranean lingua franca. The goal is to bring to light some aspects of a well-established Neapolitan tradition in the representation of black slaves and their languageFile in questo prodotto:
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