Vies du port : regards croisés sur l’espace portuaire

Jana Altmanova is Professor of French Linguistics at the University of Naples L’Orientale and General Secretary of the Francophone Network LTT (Lexicology, Terminology, Translation). Her research in morpho-semantics focuses on the synchronic and diachronic study of the lexicon, with particular attention to the neology and semantics of proper nouns. She is also interested in analysing the encoding of subjectivity in the enunciative processes that characterise literary and specialised discourse.

Maria Centrella is Professor of French Language and Linguistics at the University of Naples L’Orientale. Her research interests include lexicology and lexicography, the terminology of arts and crafts and political discourse analysis. She is the author of the volumes Le vocabulaire de l'informatique: de la norme à l'usage (2012) and Marine Le Pen en 140 caractères (2020), as well as several other works on French language, linguistics and translation.

Federico Corradi is Professor of French Literature at the University of Naples L’Orientale. He has studied particularly the work of La Fontaine, to whom he has devoted a volume and several articles. As a member of the research group Fabula numerica (Labex OBVIL/Sorbonne Université), he has worked on the humanistic fable tradition in Italy and France. He has also worked on 17th century’s fiction, moralistics, historical writing and literary criticism. He has translated works by Madame de Lafayette and Molière. As a member of LARC (Laboratoire de Recherches sur le Contemporain – University of Rome La Sapienza), he has studied the revival of the classics in the contemporary French novel.