尸体 "简史：拉丁文尸体、虚构尸体和但丁的后记

TranScript Pub Date : 2023-12-20 DOI:10.30687/transcript/2785-5708/2023/04/001

Elisa Guadagnini

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对死亡、垂死和亡者的称谓已经进行了广泛的研究，特别是因为它们往往受到语言禁忌的影响，因此通过委婉语和恶语来命名。这篇论文将重建从古代拉丁语到现代罗曼语中与尸体（mortuum）并列的词类 cadaver 的历史：将讨论 "X-phemic "模式，但研究将采用语义学的视角。

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Una breve storia del ‘cadavere’: caduti latini, corpi morti romanzi e una postilla dantesca

The designations of death, dying, and the dead have been extensively studied, especially since they are often subject to linguistic taboo and are therefore named through euphemisms and dysphemisms. This contribution will reconstruct the history of the lexical type cadaver, in parallel with corpus (mortuum), from ancient Latin to modern Romance languages: the ‘X-phemic’ model will be discussed, but the study will adopt a semasiological perspective.

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