معرفی
Prof. Dr. Daniela Marzo is a Full Professor of Romance Philology (French and Italian Linguistics) at the University of Freiburg, Germany. Her research focuses on morphology, semantics, and contact linguistics with particular emphasis on Sardinian and Occitan languages. She co-edits the Italian Journal of Italian Language and Literature and has supervised numerous PhD and MA theses on topics ranging from language revitalization to lexical motivation.
- Education:
- M.A. in Romance Philology and American Literature (Tübingen University, 2003)
- Dr. phil. in Romance Philology (Tübingen University, 2013)
- Research Interests:
- Morphology-syntax interface and conversion in Romance Languages
- Lexical motivation through polysemy, metonymy, and metaphor
- Standardization and Koineization in minority languages
- Iconicity and transparency in the lexicon
- Language change in Sardinian and Occitan
- Academic Career:
- Full Professor, University of Freiburg (2020–present)
- Associate Professor, LMU Munich (2014–2020)
- Assistant Professor, University of Stuttgart (2009–2014)
- Research Associate, University of Tübingen (2007–2009)
- Selected Grants:
- DAAD grant for research stay at Lyon 2 University (2013)
- Erasmus and DAAD study grants for France, Italy, and Ireland (pre-2003)
- Current PhD Supervisions:
- Fiona Gehring: The New Speakers of Basque, Catalan and Occitan in Comparison
- Nicole Mazzetto: La motivation synchronique des locutions
- Benedetta Muccioli: Word-formation from Late Latin
- Linda Rüger: Accommodation Theory in Spoken Algherese
- Marinus Wiedner: Genus systems between Alps and Pyrenees
- Completed PhD Supervisions:
- Roberta Atzori (2022): Sociolinguistics of adult education centers in Italy
- Susanna Gaidolfi (2014): Italianization of Sardinian
- Katharina Jakob (2017): WhatsApp communication in Italian
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