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Alfredo Trombetti (16 January 1866 in Bologna – 5 July 1929 in Venice), was an Italian linguist active in the early 20th century.




Contents





  • 1 Career overview


  • 2 A selection of works by Alfredo Trombetti


  • 3 See also


  • 4 External links




Career overview


Trombetti was a professor at the University of Bologna. He was a member of the Italian Academy.


He is best known as an advocate of the doctrine of monogenesis, according to which all of the world's languages go back to a single common ancestral language. His arguments for monogenesis were first presented in his book L'unità d'origine del linguaggio, published in 1905. This doctrine is still extremely controversial.



A selection of works by Alfredo Trombetti


  • 1902-1903. "Delle relazioni delle lingue caucasiche con le lingue camitosemitiche e con altri gruppi linguistichi. Lettera al professore H. Schuchardt." In Giornale della Società asiatica italiana, T. 15, pp. 177–201 and T. 16, pp. 145–175. Firenze.

  • 1902. Nessi genealogici fra le lingue del mondo antîco, 4 volumes, unpublished. Recipient of the Royal Prize of the Italian Academy in 1902.

  • 1905. L'unità d'origine del linguaggio. Bologna: Luigi Beltrami.

  • 1907. Come si fa la critica di un libro. Con nuovi contributi alla dottrina della monogenesi del linguaggio e alla glottologia generale comparata. Bologna: Luigi Beltrami.

  • 1908. Saggi di glottologia generale comparata I. I pronomi personali. Accademia delle scienze dell'Istituto di Bologna. Classe de scienze morali. Bologna.

  • 1912. Manuale dell'arabo parlato a Tripoli. Grammatica, letture e vocabolario. Bologna: Luigi Beltrami.

  • 1913. Saggi di glottologia generale comparata II. I numerali. Accademia delle scienze dell'Istituto di Bologna. Classe de scienze morali. Bologna.

  • 1920. Saggi di glottologia generale comparata III. Comparazioni lessicali. Accademia delle scienze dell'Istituto di Bologna. Classe de scienze morali. Bologna.

  • 1922-1923. Elementi di glottologia, 2 volumes. Bologna: Zanichelli.

  • 1925. Le origini della lingua basca. Bologna: Azzoguidi.

  • 1927. "La lingua etrusca e le lingue preindoeuropee del Meditarreneo." In Studi etruschi, T. 1. Firenze.

  • 1928. La lingua etrusca. Firenze: Rinascimento del libro.

  • 1928. "Origine asiatica delle lingue e popolazioni americane." In Atti del 22 congresso internazionale degli americanisti, Roma, Settembre 1926, T. 1, pp. 169–246. Roma: Istituto Cristoforo Colombo.

  • 1929. Il nostro dialetto bolognese. Bologna: Zanichelli.


See also


  • Dené–Yeniseian languages


External links





  • Works by or about Alfredo Trombetti at Internet Archive






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