Archivio glottologico italiano

Archivio glottologico italiano (AGI) is a scholarly journal devoted to philology, dialectology and Italian linguistics. Its first volume appeared in 1873 under the editorship of Graziadio Isaia Ascoli, a founding figure of Italian linguistics. The journal is published in Italy and has served for well over a century as a venue for research on the Italian language, its dialects and related philological questions. It is indexed by research databases including Dialnet and Scopus, and digital access is provided through the Casalini digital platform. The journal remains active and is recognized as one of the oldest periodicals in its field.

Archivio glottologico italiano was founded in 1873, when its first volume was published under the direction of Graziadio Isaia Ascoli. Ascoli, a prominent Italian linguist, used the journal as a platform for philological and dialectological research. Over the following decades the journal established itself as a leading Italian periodical in its field, publishing studies on Italian dialects, historical linguistics and philology. It continues to be published and is indexed in research databases such as Dialnet and Scopus. Digital access to the journal is available through the Casalini digital platform.

• 1873

  First volume of Archivio glottologico italiano published under the direction of Graziadio Isaia Ascoli.

Academic journal for philology, dialectology and Italian linguistics.

• Archivio glottologico italiano (journal)

  Scholarly journal of philology, dialectology and Italian linguistics.

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