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Isabel Moskowich, Inés Lareo and Gonzalo Camiña (eds.), ‘All families and genera’: Exploring the Corpus of English Life Sciences Texts. Amsterdam and Philadelphia: John Benjamins, 2021. Pp. xv + 310. ISBN 9789027209245 (Hb), 9789027259622 (e-book) 1-gen-2023 Lonati, Elisabetta
“I come like an Heir to a large Patrimony”: the representation of antiquity in 18th-c. British dictionaries of arts and sciences (CONVEGNO: Panel: “Antiquaries and antiquities in Eighteenth-century reference works”; Convenors: Elisabetta Lonati & Laura Pinnavaia ), 16th Congress of the International Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies (ISECS), Antiquity and the Shaping of the Future in the Age of Enlightenment, Università La Sapienza - Università Tor Vergata, Rome, 3-7 July 2023 1-gen-2023 Lonati, Elisabetta
That which principally enobles any science, is the dignity of its object, and the public utility arising from it’: midwifery and medical writing in 18th-century British reference works. (CONVEGNO - CHIMED-3 The Third International Conference on Historical Medical Discourse - Mary Ward House, London (UK) on 11th-12th May 2023 1-gen-2023 Lonati, Elisabetta
New plants & new names: botanical terminology in late modern English lexicography 1-gen-2022 Lonati, Elisabetta
“The Myth of Mankind and the Representation of People in Late 18C British Dictionaries of Trade and Commerce”. CONFERENCE contribution: LModE-7 International Conference on Late Modern English: Myth-making and Myth-busting in and about Late Modern English con un intervento dal titolo degli Studi di Catania, Ragusa Ibla 5-7 May 2022. 1-gen-2022 Lonati, Elisabetta
“Language identity and language ideology in 18th-century British encyclopaedias” -International Conference of the Faculty of Foreign Languages and Literatures, University of Bucharest “Online Workshop Dictionaries and Prescriptions”, 25-26 novembre 2022. 1-gen-2022 Lonati, Elisabetta
Ethics, moral practices and age-related social issues in late 18th-century medical discourse: A lexicological and textual approach 1-gen-2022 Lonati, Elisabetta
«Air, Climate, Season, … Situation, Food, Poisons, and a few other Things»: the lexis of fevers and epidemics in British medical writing, 1770-1800 1-gen-2021 Lonati, Elisabetta
A Country Doctor in the French Revolution: Marie‐François‐Bernadin Ramel. By Robert Weston. 1-gen-2021 Lonati, Elisabetta
Paratextual features in 18th-century medical writing. Framing contents and expanding the text 1-gen-2020 Lonati, Elisabetta
The mercantile discovery of the world: geographical commodities in the 18th-century dictionarie of trade and commerce 1-gen-2020 Lonati, E.
Stabilising the scientific lexicon in eighteenth-century British encyclopædias and specialised dictionaries : a focus on medical terminology 1-gen-2019 Lonati, E.
The Dissemination of Medical Practice in Late Modern Europe : The Case of Buchan’s Domestic Medicine 1-gen-2019 Lonati, E.
Crime, Punishment, and Law in eighteenth-century British encyclopedias 1-gen-2019 Lonati, E.
Words of religious dissent in eighteenth-century Italian translations of Chambers's Cyclopaedia 1-gen-2018 Lonati, E.
Discovering Life in Death : Communicating Anatomical Dissection in Eighteenth-century Medical Writing 1-gen-2018 Lonati, E.
Communicating Medicine : British Medical Discourse in Eighteenth-Century Reference Works 1-gen-2017 Lonati, E.
The language of medicine in the "Philosophical Transactions" : Observations on style 1-gen-2016 Lonati, E.
Scandinavian scientific learning in Eighteenth-Century British Writing: Linnaeus and the European outlook on nature 1-gen-2016 Lonati, E.
La diffusione del sapere medico-scientifico di lingua inglese nella Milano del Settecento 1-gen-2015 Lonati, E.
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