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NEAPOLITAN: A CRUSHED LANGUAGE, FROM MOVIES TO THE FICTION

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Neapolitan, language, history and problems, a problem of human rights. This article highlights the history of cinema in Naples and Naples in cinema. The problem that afflicts Neapolitan speakers in cinematic representation: a certain Lombrosian and indigenist ideology that is still very powerful in Italy about the so- called southerners, especially Neapolitan women and children.
Some words on the work of the Accademia Napoletana to Neapolitan rights.
This article is in the " Linguapax Review 2022 Cinema and Language (LinguaPax International) publication.

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