Angela Bianchi

Angela Bianchi is a tenured Professor at the University of Macerata's Department of Humanities - Languages, Mediation, History, Literature, Philosophy, with a focus on Glottology and Linguistics (GLOT-01/A). She holds a National Scientific Qualification as a First-Level University Professor until 2037.

• Historical Linguistics
• Leopardi's Linguistic Theories
• Saussurean Language Studies
• Metalanguage Analysis
• Applied Linguistics (pathological speech)
• Italian Language Teaching

Her research explores the evolution of Romance languages from Latin, metalanguage in Port-Royal grammar, and interdisciplinary connections between linguistics, philosophy, and digital cultures. Recent publications focus on syntactic theories in European metalanguage and terminological development in historical contexts.

Scientific awards include the Giacomo Leopardi Prize for PhD and Master's theses. She coordinates orientation activities for humanities students and contributes to editorial boards like Aretè and Digital Universities.