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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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La différenciation et la neutralisation des termes d'origine française dans le dialecte de Campanie : analyse des textes de la musique traditionnelle napolitaine et de la production néo-mélodique / Release and neutralization of French terms in Neapolitan dialect

Russo, Giovanni 12 December 2015 (has links)
Les dialectes, comme on a déjà vu, sont des entités destinées à évoluer sans cesse. Beaucoup plus que les langues traditionnelles, les plus diffusées. Faire des prévisions en linguistique est un exercice impossible, d'un côté et inutile de l'autre. Cela ne sert à rien en effet. Le phénomène néo-mélodique avec lequel, on l’a plusieurs fois déclaré dans cette recherche, le dialecte s'identifie complètement, est destiné à évoluer continuellement. On arrivera à un niveau de saturation auquel suivra un déclin inévitable. Est-ce que le dialecte napolitain suivra cette parabole ? Ou est-ce qu'il se distinguera, en récupérant une propre autonomie d'existence en re parcourant des dynamiques différentes ? Quel sera le destin du dialecte en général ? Si nous lisons les données de l’ISTAT de moins en moins de personnes seront intentionnées et motivées à s'exprimer en dialecte. Les média aujourd'hui ont une capacité de conditionnement impressionnante. Leurs services sont homologuants et à la longue ils finiront par délimiter toujours plus le domaine de l’utilisation du parler dialectal. C’est ce que nous pouvons prévoir en analysant la situation aujourd'hui. Est-ce que ce sera ainsi ? Est-ce que ce sera vrai ? Personne ne peut le dire. En linguistique les marges de l’impondérabilité et de l’imprévisibilité sont toujours plutôt consistantes. / This text is an analysis of the progessive disappear terms of French origin in Neapolitan dialect . It is a linguistic phenomenon that in recent times there has been more intensively. The research is divided into five chapters in which they are analyzed the texts of traditional and neomelodic Neapolitan music.The basic thesis is that the Neapolitan dialect, over time, has seen an increasing reduction of terms of French origin: the music of the neomelodic singers of latest generation has little in common with the nineteenth century Neapolitan dialect. It is characterized by an essential language, where the phonetic element prevails over the graphic form. The sound is more important than the written word. The Neapolitan dialect, used in music, has been increasingly influenced by the Anglo-Saxon spoken.
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La Tempesta: l\'addio di Eduardo al palcoscenico della vita / Analyzis of the rewriting in XVII century Neapolitan language of William Shakespearian play, The tempest, by Eduardo De Filippo

Maffia, Enza 30 October 2006 (has links)
O foco da dissertação é a análise da reescrita em dialeto napolitano do século XVII da obra A tempestade de William Shakespeare realizada por Eduardo De Filippo. O que levou o dramaturgo napolitano a escolher esta e não outra peça do autor inglês foram essencialmente suas afinidades no tratamento de temas como a magia, o sonho, o amor, a família, o poder, o perdão. Eduardo não realizou uma tradução literal da peça inglesa, mas, utilizando uma língua que é uma mistura de dialeto napolitano do século XVII com dialeto napolitano contemporâneo e italiano criou uma Tempestade toda original e pessoal, aparentemente distante do texto shakespeariano / The thesis consists in analyzing the rewriting in XVII century Neapolitan language of William Shakespearian play, The tempest, by Eduardo De Filippo. What made the Neapolitan playwright choose this play, was essentially his affinities in dealing with certain themes, such us: magic, dream, love, family, power, forgiveness. Eduardo did not translate word by word of the English play, but, using a language which is a mixture of XVII century Neapolitan dialect, contemporary and Italian, has created an original and personal Tempest, apparently quite far from the Shakespearian one
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La Tempesta: l\'addio di Eduardo al palcoscenico della vita / Analyzis of the rewriting in XVII century Neapolitan language of William Shakespearian play, The tempest, by Eduardo De Filippo

Enza Maffia 30 October 2006 (has links)
O foco da dissertação é a análise da reescrita em dialeto napolitano do século XVII da obra A tempestade de William Shakespeare realizada por Eduardo De Filippo. O que levou o dramaturgo napolitano a escolher esta e não outra peça do autor inglês foram essencialmente suas afinidades no tratamento de temas como a magia, o sonho, o amor, a família, o poder, o perdão. Eduardo não realizou uma tradução literal da peça inglesa, mas, utilizando uma língua que é uma mistura de dialeto napolitano do século XVII com dialeto napolitano contemporâneo e italiano criou uma Tempestade toda original e pessoal, aparentemente distante do texto shakespeariano / The thesis consists in analyzing the rewriting in XVII century Neapolitan language of William Shakespearian play, The tempest, by Eduardo De Filippo. What made the Neapolitan playwright choose this play, was essentially his affinities in dealing with certain themes, such us: magic, dream, love, family, power, forgiveness. Eduardo did not translate word by word of the English play, but, using a language which is a mixture of XVII century Neapolitan dialect, contemporary and Italian, has created an original and personal Tempest, apparently quite far from the Shakespearian one

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