Dante E La Statistica Delle Lingue

“Dante E La Statistica Delle Lingue†by Filippo Mariotti explores the intersection of language and statistics in the context of Dante Alighieri's works and the Italian language. This historically significant work, originally published in 1880, delves into linguistic analysis, offering insights into the structure and evolution of the Italian language during Dante's era.
Mariottiâ€(TM)s study provides a unique perspective on the linguistic landscape of 19th-century Italy, examining how statistical methods can be applied to understand and appreciate the nuances of classical texts. This book is valuable for scholars of Italian literature, linguistics, and the history of statistical analysis.
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