Classical philologist by training and Slavist by choice (Beruf), Vittorio Springfield Tomelleri is a passionate lover of historical comparative linguistics and Caucasology. His scientific production (as evidenced by his work on IRIS) includes participation in the analysis and edition of translations from Latin into Church Slavonic in Novgorod (late 15th–first half of the 16th century). He has also contributed to an editorial project on Byzantine-Slavic hymnography (the Eastern-Slavic tradition of the liturgical Menaion), engaged in the study of Slavic-style aspect from a typological-comparative perspective, explored missionary linguistics in Georgia, and delved into the history of Soviet linguistics and language planning, with a particular focus on the question of alphabets in the Caucasus. Furthermore, he has worked on Georgian and Ossetic languages and cultures. He is the author of five monographs, has edited various volumes, and has published several articles and reviews in national and international scientific journals.
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