TLIO and OVI databases were presented on October 30,2018 by Mariafrancesca Giuliani at the Departement of Italian of the Rutgers University (New Brunswick, New Jersey, USA) in the Graduate program, during the lesson of Prof. Laura Sanguineti White.
NEW TLIO ENTRIES
About Us
The Opera del Vocabolario Italiano (OVI) is the institute of the Italian National Research Council (CNR) responsible for the development of the Historical Dictionary of the Italian language. The OVI Insitute is located in Florence, at the Accademia della Crusca.
The OVI is a founding member of the European Federation of National Language Institutions (EFNIL), of the Center for Historical and Theoretical Linguistics: Italian, European Languages, Oriental Languages (CLIEO), and of the Italian node of the European Research Infrastructure Consortium DARIAH-ERIC (Digital Research Infrastructure for the Arts and Humanities) – DARIAH-IT.
At present, the OVI’s activities are centered on the development and online publication of the Tesoro della Lingua Italiana delle Origini (TLIO) – the first historical dictionary of early Italian, which is also the first section of the Historical Dictionary of the Italian language – and of the textual corpus of early Italian. It also develops and provides scholars with advanced lexicographic software.
It has collaborative relationships with Italian and foreign universities and colleges, research centers, public and private bodies, and publishing houses for research and training activities on Italian language and texts.
THE RENOVO PROJECT (PRIN 2017) IS FINANC…
01-04-2019 NEWS
MIUR has financed the PRIN Project “RENOVO. Regenerating the OVI Corpus: Renewal and Optimization of Methods, Contents and Tools”, Principal Investigator Lino Leonardi, Romance Philology Professor[...]
Read More...TLIO AND OVI’S DATABASE AT FLORENCE UN…
18-03-2019 NEWS
TLIO and OVI’s database will be introduced by Rossella Mosti on the 20th of March 2019 at Florence University in the field of History of the Italian language (Master degree course in Modern Philolog[...]
Read More...NEW EDITORIAL COLLABORATIONS FOR OVI
12-03-2019 NEWS
The OVI has entered into an agreement with Edizioni ETS Srl of Pisa, Salerno Editrice Srl of Rome and SISMEL - Edizioni del Galluzzo of Florence for the provision of PDF files of critical editions of [...]
Read More...UPDATE FROM TLIO
07-03-2019 NEWS
With the latest update of March 5, the TLIO reached 36,423 entries.
Read More...AGLIO PROJECT IS ONLINE
07-03-2019 NEWS
The first important results of AGLIO project (Atlante Grammaticale della Lingua Italiana delle Origini), direct by Marcello Barbato (Università di Napoli L’Orientale), to which the OVI provides the[...]
Read More...PRESENTATION OF THE ERC AdG PROJECT «EU…
25-02-2019 NEWS
The ERC Advanced Grant project European Ars Nova. Multilingual Poetry and Polyphonic Song in the Late Middle Ages, coordinated by Maria Sofia Lannutti, in which the OVI is involved as a third party fo[...]
Read More...THE NEW «BOLLETTINO» IS OUT
22-02-2019 NEWS
Volume 23 (2018) of the «Bollettino dell'Opera del Vocabolario Italiano» has been released. In addition to the usual selection of new TLIO entries, this volume includes five editions of texts (two T[...]
Read More...UPDATED VERSIONS OF OVI CORPUS
30-01-2019 NEWS
Updated versions of the OVI Corpus, the TLIO Corpus, and the OVI Corpus of Early Italian have been released: they are aligned with the new structure developed in the CoVo Project (The corpus of the It[...]
Read More...Launch of ND-OVI Videoconference Seminar…
24-01-2019 NEWS
Starting on Wednesday, February 13, the Center for Italian Studies of the University of Notre Dame and the OVI will host a fourth series of seminars entitled Textuality and Lexicography in the Italian[...]
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