Chiara GianolloChiara Gianollo is Associate Professor of Linguistics at the University of Bologna. She is a historical linguist, with expertise in the diachrony of Greek, Latin, and Old Romance, and has a special interest in formal approaches to historical syntax ad semantics.Her research on the dimensions of linguistic variation extends to the study of multilingualism in migration settings, especially with respect to educational contexts. With Silvio Cruschina she coordinated the project 'ALIHAS-A Linguistic Investigation of Hate Speech', funded by the university alliance UNA Europa (2020-2022), from which this volume originates. She is the author of Indefinites between Latin and Romance (2018). She co-edited, with Agnes Jäger and Doris Penka, Language Change at the Syntax-Semantics Interface (2015); with Ilaria Fiorentini and Nicola Grandi, La classe plurilingue (2020); with Maria Napoli and Klaus von Heusinger, Determiners and Quantifiers: Functions, Variation, and Change (2022). Read More Read Less