Scientific collection and analysis of local names related to the Trentino territory began in the second half of 19th century. Geographers like Bartolomeo Malfatti and Cesare Battisti developed this survey, strongly linked to the recognition of Trentino as an Italian region. Despite the importance of toponymic analysis in a border region, in recent decades this topic has received little attention in this area. This paper uses historical maps as a source for local names research with particular focus on border toponymy
Territoriality and toponyms. Borders and bordering in the historical map of Trentino / Dai Prà, Elena. - STAMPA. - (2016), pp. 61-70. (Intervento presentato al convegno International Scientific Symposium tenutosi a Firenze nel 26-27 Marzo 2015).
Territoriality and toponyms. Borders and bordering in the historical map of Trentino
Dai Prà, Elena
2016-01-01
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Scientific collection and analysis of local names related to the Trentino territory began in the second half of 19th century. Geographers like Bartolomeo Malfatti and Cesare Battisti developed this survey, strongly linked to the recognition of Trentino as an Italian region. Despite the importance of toponymic analysis in a border region, in recent decades this topic has received little attention in this area. This paper uses historical maps as a source for local names research with particular focus on border toponymy| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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