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ASK THE GLOBE
; ...institutions of learned persons, which had sprung up all over Italy in the preceding century. (The most famous was the Accademia della Crusca, founded in Florence in 1582.) Suppressed during the French Revolution, the French Academy was reopened by Napoleon...
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Italy struggles to keep the mother tongue pure'Italiese' joins other European hybrids
; ...Italian.'' To Francesco Sabatini, the head of the Accademia della Crusca, founded in 1570 to promote the primacy of Florentine...language and especially English over any others. The Accademia della Crusca and its German counterpart, the Institut fur Deutsche...
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Qui Si Parla... "Italian"?
; ...one reader in the respected national daily Corriere della Sera perhaps exaggeratedly expressed her concerns...article by Professor Arrigo Castellani, a member of the Accademia della Crusca of Florence, which was established in 1582 to set...
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EL TEXTO DEL DECAMERON: ENTRE AUTÓGRAFOS Y EDICIONES CRÍTICAS
; ...demasiados puntos oscuros como para aceptarlo de inmediato. Barbi estudi el problema con miras a la edicin crtica de la Accademia della Crusca. Y, gracias al trabajo de sus colegas y ayudantes, llego a una conclusin: "Copistas correctores? Eh no, serian...
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Sold for [pound]18.5m, a Raphael portrait that once cost $325 ; HOME
; ...patronage to artists such as Donatello. His interest in academia left a permanent mark on modern Italy. He founded the Accademia della Crusca to promote the Tuscan language, which is the standard Italian spoken in the country today.
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Defining Moment
; ...language and about the lack of a comprehensive dictionary, with the latter expected to help the former. Florence's Accademia della Crusca and the Acadmie Franaise were both established for the purpose of creating a dictionary to codify Italian and...
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English fracturing the Italian language
; ...of them Anglo-Saxon. Only a campaign in the conservative newspaper Il Giornale last year saved the 400-year-old Accademia della Crusca, the guardian of the Italian language, from going under due to lack of public funds. Italians sometimes err in...
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