In 1792, King Ferdinand IV of Bourbon officially established Neapolitan toponymy, revealing just one of the many curiosities that will emerge during the next “Dialect Meetings.”
Organized by the Fondazione Campania dei Festival, the focus will be on “Dialect and Toponymy,” an unmissable event to delve into the history and language behind the names of Naples’ streets.
Exploring the connection between toponymy and identity: the “Dialect Meetings” in Naples
### Discovering Neapolitan toponymy
On May 6th at 16 pm at the MUSAP-Fondazione Circolo Artistico Politecnico ETS in Naples, experts in the field will lead the public on an imaginary journey through the city streets, revealing hidden stories behind each name. Professor Marina Castiglione, Dr. Umberto Franzese and Arch. Franco Lista will offer a unique perspective on toponymy as a historical and linguistic testimony, highlighting the intimate relationship between the past and places.
### A journey through the streets of Naples
During the exploration, you will be taken on a path that ranges from archaeological toponymy to that which refers to the physical characteristics of the place, to customs and curiosities, and even to prostitution and revelry. From toponymy that pays homage to Neapolitan artists to that linked to trees, fruits and traditional uses, the panorama is full of suggestions that lead to a profound reflection on the identity of the city and its future.
### In search of an identity to carry into the future
This in-depth study of Neapolitan toponymy offers the opportunity to explore the urban fabric of the city in a new way, rediscovering deep roots that connect the past to the present. An exciting journey in search of an identity to preserve and pass on to future generations, in an urban context that is constantly evolving but anchored to its traditions. For further details on the complete series of meetings, you can consult the website of the Fondazione Campania dei Festival.
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