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Fabio Ciambella
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DIPARTIMENTO DI STUDI EUROPEI, AMERICANI E INTERCULTURALI
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fabio.ciambella@uniroma1.it
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Stupri a confronto nella prima età moderna inglese: Linguistica dei corpora e “le tre Lucrezie” di Shakespeare (1594), Middleton (1600) e Heywood (1608)
Thought is free. Scritti in onore di Daniela Guardamagna
2024
Teaching English as a Second Language with Shakespeare
2024
A corpus-based analysis of the Song of Songs' early modern translations (1535-1611)
The Song of Songs in European Poetry (Twelfth to Seventeenth Centuries) Translations, Appropriations, Rewritings
2024
To ad or not to ad: Shakespeare's glocalisations in contemporary adspeak
Local/Global Shakespeare and Advertising
2024
The Pragmatics of Ecofriendly Recipes in Food and Sustainability Columns: Analysis of British and American Newspapers
L'ANALISI LINGUISTICA E LETTERARIA
2024
Whose feathers were borrowed? A corpus stylistic approach to Richard Barnfield’s and William Shakespeare’s poetry
THE EXPLICATOR
2024
Amanti spensierati
2024
Tradurre gli insulti e le espressioni tabù in The Careless Lovers
Amanti spensierati
2024
AI-Driven Intralingual Translation across Historical Varieties
IPERSTORIA
2024
Introduction
Shakespeare and the Mediterranean: The Tempest
2023
Insulting (in) The Country Wife: a Pragmatic Analysis of Insults and Swearwords
SKENÈ. JOURNAL OF THEATRE AND DRAMA STUDIES
2023
A Corpus-driven Analysis of the Early Modern English Recipe Manuscripts at the Folger Shakespeare Library: Zooming in on Morphosyntax and Pragmatic Interfaces
STATUS QUAESTIONIS
2023
Introduction: Old Language(s), New Technologies: Corpus Linguistics and European Languages in the Renaissance, 1400s-1600s
STATUS QUAESTIONIS
2023
"The winding labyrinth of thy strange discourse": The Italian translations of Sir Thomas More
Sir Thomas More dal testo alla scena
2023
Italian Dance Tradition and Translation in Romeo and Juliet: From Narrative Sources to Shakespeare
Shakespeare and the Mediterranean: Romeo and Juliet
2022
War Discourse in Four Paradoxes: the Case of Thomas Scott (1602) and the Digges (1604)
2022
Shakespeare and the Covid-19 vaccine in the British and European news: An analysis of partially filled constructions (PFCs) and snowclones
TESTO & SENSO
2022
Training Would-be Teachers: Premises and Results of a Content-based ESL Course
STATUS QUAESTIONIS
2021
A Corpus Linguistic Analysis of Dance Lexis in Eight Early Modern Manuscripts: From the Inns of Court to Drama
SKENÈ. JOURNAL OF THEATRE AND DRAMA STUDIES
2021
Designing CLIL teaching activities. The impact of corpus analysis software on the study and teaching of specialised English lexicon and language patterning
Pedagogical and Technological Innovations in (and through) Content and Language Integrated Learning
2021
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