Federico Gobbo
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Sep 2, 2026
Nicole MarinaroGUEST
Yeah, thank you for that question.
Nicole MarinaroGUEST
So the term Linguistic Unease was first coined by Italian linguist Giovanni Agresti around 2012, and then it was developed by Gabriele Iannaccaro and his colleagues Vittorio Dell'Aquila and Federico Gobbo in various papers from 2018 onwards, subsequently also in publications co-authored by Ida Stria, Maria Mazzoli, and Marta Lupica Spagnolo.
Nicole MarinaroGUEST
I first heard about it, I remember this so well, it was 2019 and Gabriele Iannacchero was giving a keynote in a conference.
Nicole MarinaroGUEST
It was the ITLA, so that's the Italian Association of Applied Linguistics in Cagliari.
Nicole MarinaroGUEST
Yeah, thank you for that question.
Nicole MarinaroGUEST
So the term Linguistic Unease was first coined by Italian linguist Giovanni Agresti around 2012, and then it was developed by Gabriele Iannaccaro and his colleagues Vittorio Dell'Aquila and Federico Gobbo in various papers from 2018 onwards, subsequently also in publications co-authored by Ida Stria, Maria Mazzoli, and Marta Lupica Spagnolo.
Nicole MarinaroGUEST
I first heard about it, I remember this so well, it was 2019 and Gabriele Iannacca was giving a keynote in a conference.
Nicole MarinaroGUEST
It was the ITLA, so that's the Italian Association of Applied Linguistics in Cagliari.
Nicole MarinaroGUEST
Yeah, thank you for that question.
Nicole MarinaroGUEST
So the term Linguistic Unease was first coined by Italian linguist Giovanni Agresti around 2012, and then it was developed by Gabriele Iannaccaro and his colleagues Vittorio Dell'Aquila and Federico Gobbo in various papers from 2018 onwards, subsequently also in publications co-authored by Ida Stria, Maria Mazzoli, and Marta Lupica Spagnolo.
Nicole MarinaroGUEST
I first heard about it, I remember this so well.
Nicole MarinaroGUEST
It was 2019 and Gabriele Iannacca was giving a keynote in a conference.
Nicole MarinaroGUEST
Yeah, thank you for that question.
Nicole MarinaroGUEST
So the term Linguistic Unease was first coined by Italian linguist Giovanni Agresti around 2012, and then it was developed by Gabriele Iannaccaro and his colleagues Vittorio Dell'Aquila and Federico Gobbo in various papers from 2018 onwards, subsequently also in publications co-authored by Ida Stria, Maria Mazzoli, and Marta Lupica Spagnolo.
Nicole MarinaroGUEST
I first heard about it, I remember this so well, it was 2019 and Gabriele Iannacchero was giving a keynote in a conference.
Nicole MarinaroGUEST
It was the ITLA, so that's the Italian Association of Applied Linguistics in Cagliari.
Nicole MarinaroGUEST
Yeah, thank you for that question.
Nicole MarinaroGUEST
So the term Linguistic Unease was first coined by Italian linguist Giovanni Agresti around 2012, and then it was developed by Gabriele Iannaccaro and his colleagues Vittorio Dell'Aquila and Federico Gobbo in various papers from 2018 onwards, subsequently also in publications co-authored by Ida Stria, Maria Mazzoli, and Marta Lupica Spagnolo.
Nicole MarinaroGUEST
I first heard about it, I remember this so well.
Nicole MarinaroGUEST
It was 2019 and Gabriele Iannacca was giving a keynote in a conference.