Review of Wilhelm, Raymund (2024): Le tradizioni discorsive. Dalle norme comunicative alla storia della lingua

Johannes Kabatek

doi:10.55245/energeia.2025.16

Authors

Johannes Kabatek Universität Zürich https://orcid.org/0000-0001-8743-6250

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.55245/energeia.2025.16

Author Biography

Johannes Kabatek, Universität Zürich

Born in 1965 in Stuttgart/Germany. Studies of Romance Philology, Political Science and Musicology in Tübingen and Málaga. 1991 MPhil; 1995 PhD University of Tübingen. 1993-1999, Assistant Prof. Univ. Paderborn and Tübingen; 2000-2013 professorships in Erfurt, Freiburg, Tübingen (Germany); since September 2013 full professor (chair) for Ibero-Romance linguistics at the University of Zurich. Visiting professorships in the US, in Brazil, Chile, Italy and Spain; Corresponding member of the Royal Galician, the Royal Spanish and the Chilean Language Academy. Dr. h.c. University of Suceava (2016). President of the Societas Linguistica Europaea (2020-21). Research areas: Romance linguistics (French, Ibero-Romance Languages); Language contact, minority languages, Medieval Spanish; Galician, Catalan; Brazilian Portuguese; Historical Linguistics; Historical syntax, spoken and written language. Editor-in-chief Revista Internacional de Lingüística Iberoamericana; Energeia. Numerous publications on Eugenio Coseriu; director of the Coseriu Archives from 2005 onwards, host of www.coseriu.com.

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