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Paul Videsott examines the fate of the vernacular non-literary written language in Northern Italy from its first appearance up to 1525 (the year of publication of P. Bembo's Prose della volgar lingua ). For this, he undertakes a scriptological and scriptometric analysis of 1165 non-literary Old North Italian texts with a total of 558,892 words from 35 writing centres. Overall, one result is that the North Italian dialects displayed a far greater autonomy towards the emerging Tuscan norm than was the case in France for the Northern French dialects vis-à-vis the imperial Parisian standard langua

Italian language --- Italien (Langue) --- Dialects --- Dialectes --- Phonology. --- Romance languages --- Italian language - Dialects - Italy, Northern --- Italian. --- Middle Ages. --- Scriptology.

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Northern Italy is one of the most rewarding areas for Romance linguistics. At all levels (phonetics, morphology, syntax), the dialects spoken here display specific linguistic phenomena of such remarkable synchronic and diachronic particularity as to make the entire area a mirror of Italian and Gallo-Italian language history.. The international conference ""Italia settentrionale: crocevia di idiomi romanzi"" (Trento, 21-23 October 1993) was devoted to the subject of North Italian dialects. The papers published here represent an important source of information for all linguists and the volume ad

Italy, Northern --- -Northern Italy --- Italian language --- -Romance languages --- -Neo-Latin languages --- Dialects --- -Congresses --- Congresses --- Languages --- Grammar --- Dialectology --- Romance languages --- Neo-Latin languages --- Italic languages and dialects --- Dialects&delete& --- Northern Italy --- Congresses. --- Romance languages - Italy, Northern - Congresses. --- Italian language - Dialects - Italy, Northern - Congresses.