BONDI, Marina
 Distribuzione geografica
Continente #
EU - Europa 16.646
NA - Nord America 15.163
AS - Asia 12.143
SA - Sud America 1.239
AF - Africa 349
OC - Oceania 261
Continente sconosciuto - Info sul continente non disponibili 9
Totale 45.810
Nazione #
US - Stati Uniti d'America 14.747
IT - Italia 6.592
CN - Cina 4.133
GB - Regno Unito 3.880
SG - Singapore 3.322
HK - Hong Kong 1.861
SE - Svezia 1.278
DE - Germania 984
BR - Brasile 959
UA - Ucraina 587
FI - Finlandia 522
RU - Federazione Russa 493
TR - Turchia 473
VN - Vietnam 434
FR - Francia 416
KR - Corea 413
ES - Italia 377
CA - Canada 279
AU - Australia 215
NL - Olanda 213
BG - Bulgaria 202
SI - Slovenia 183
ID - Indonesia 182
MY - Malesia 176
IN - India 171
JP - Giappone 165
AR - Argentina 134
PL - Polonia 122
MX - Messico 102
ZA - Sudafrica 99
PK - Pakistan 98
BE - Belgio 94
TW - Taiwan 93
IR - Iran 91
IE - Irlanda 78
PH - Filippine 78
RO - Romania 77
TH - Thailandia 71
AT - Austria 63
CH - Svizzera 60
EG - Egitto 60
LT - Lituania 60
IQ - Iraq 53
SA - Arabia Saudita 53
BD - Bangladesh 49
CZ - Repubblica Ceca 48
MA - Marocco 48
LK - Sri Lanka 47
NZ - Nuova Zelanda 45
GR - Grecia 43
EC - Ecuador 39
PT - Portogallo 38
RS - Serbia 38
DK - Danimarca 36
IL - Israele 36
DZ - Algeria 35
NO - Norvegia 34
HU - Ungheria 30
CL - Cile 26
TN - Tunisia 26
CO - Colombia 24
HR - Croazia 20
KZ - Kazakistan 20
UZ - Uzbekistan 18
VE - Venezuela 16
JO - Giordania 15
KE - Kenya 15
MO - Macao, regione amministrativa speciale della Cina 15
NP - Nepal 15
SK - Slovacchia (Repubblica Slovacca) 15
LV - Lettonia 14
PE - Perù 14
PY - Paraguay 14
AE - Emirati Arabi Uniti 13
EE - Estonia 13
NG - Nigeria 12
GH - Ghana 11
AM - Armenia 10
UY - Uruguay 10
MK - Macedonia 7
SN - Senegal 7
AZ - Azerbaigian 6
EU - Europa 6
UG - Uganda 6
ZW - Zimbabwe 6
BB - Barbados 5
HN - Honduras 5
LU - Lussemburgo 5
MD - Moldavia 5
MT - Malta 5
CR - Costa Rica 4
DO - Repubblica Dominicana 4
ME - Montenegro 4
MM - Myanmar 4
OM - Oman 4
TZ - Tanzania 4
YE - Yemen 4
AL - Albania 3
BH - Bahrain 3
BY - Bielorussia 3
Totale 45.745
Città #
Southend 2.609
Singapore 2.244
Santa Clara 2.015
Hefei 1.521
Hong Kong 1.476
Jacksonville 1.192
Ashburn 1.188
Chandler 1.158
Fairfield 753
Woodbridge 693
Beijing 605
Dearborn 592
Nyköping 552
London 547
Milan 547
Houston 529
Modena 508
Ann Arbor 475
Wilmington 406
Bologna 400
Seoul 335
Helsinki 295
Redwood City 273
Council Bluffs 262
Seattle 261
Rome 245
Los Angeles 237
Princeton 223
Cambridge 197
Sofia 197
Parma 190
Eugene 187
Izmir 174
Shanghai 164
Reggio Emilia 159
The Dalles 159
Messina 151
New York 149
Ho Chi Minh City 139
Moscow 139
Des Moines 118
Buffalo 111
Hanoi 111
San Diego 107
Turin 107
Jakarta 99
Changsha 97
Florence 96
Guangzhou 94
Central 89
Chicago 86
Tokyo 86
Shenzhen 83
Naples 82
Dallas 81
Verona 80
São Paulo 75
Munich 71
Bremen 65
Dublin 61
Zhengzhou 61
Atlanta 59
Kent 56
Sydney 56
Columbus 55
Nanjing 53
Madrid 51
Vancouver 51
Birmingham 50
Kuala Lumpur 50
Tai Po 49
Central District 46
Bari 45
Ottawa 44
Brisbane 43
Bergamo 42
Formigine 41
Frankfurt am Main 41
Rio de Janeiro 41
Warsaw 41
Boardman 40
Falls Church 40
Jinan 39
Palermo 39
Pisa 39
Wuhan 39
Belluno 38
Brussels 38
Trieste 37
Amsterdam 36
Toronto 36
Zaragoza 36
Stockholm 35
Taipei 35
Cervignano 34
Piacenza 33
Chennai 32
Istanbul 32
Ankara 31
Manchester 31
Totale 27.640
Nome #
The generic structure of CSR reports: dynamicity, multimodality, complexity and recursivity 955
Specialized Communication in English: Analysis and Translation 785
CSR Reports in English and Italian: Focus on generic structure and importance markers 694
Try to prove me wrong: Dialogicity and audience involvement in economics blogs 568
“Perspective and Position in Museum Websites" 497
null 456
Key-.words and emotions: a case study of the Bloody Sunday Inquiry 456
The Generic Structure of CSR Reports in Italian, Chinese, and English: A Corpus-Based Analysis 448
Publishing in English: ELF writers, textual voices and metadiscourse 435
“Authority and expert voices in the discourse of history” 434
Communicating specialized knowledge: Introduction and overview 425
Metadiscursive practices in introductions. Phraseology and semantic sequences across genres 406
Discourse In and Through the Media. Recontextualizing and Reconceptualizing Expert Discourse 391
Integrating corpus and genre approaches: phraseology and voice across EAP genres. 390
The evolution of the abstract as a genre: 1988-2008. The case of applied linguistics 390
“Attitude and episteme in academic discourse: adverbials of stance across genres and moves” 389
Assessing caregiver informative materials on the ketogenic diet in Italy: A textual ethnographic approach 378
The future in reports: Prediction, commitment and legitimization in CSR 369
'Come what come may, Time, and the Houre, runs through the roughest Day' Temporal phraseology and the conceptual space of futurity in Macbeth 359
“If you think this sounds very complicated, you are correct”: Awareness of Cultural Difference in Specialized Discourse 349
I am wild about cabbage: evaluative ‘semantic sequences’ and cross-linguistic (dis)similarities 344
A Genre-Based Analysis of Forward-Looking Statements in Corporate Social Responsibility Reports 343
“I am going on a ketogenic diet”. Communicating dietary requirements for pediatric patients 341
Perspectives on keywords and keyness: an introduction 338
Academic discourse across disciplines. 334
Abstract writing: the phraseology of self-representation 333
Discourse In and Through the media: Recontextualizing and reconceptualizing expert discourse 316
Dialogicity in Written Language Use: Variation across expert action games 315
Academic discourse, genre and small corpora 314
English Across Genres. Language Variation in the Discourse of Economics, 314
"Metadiscursive practices in academic discourse: variation across genres and disciplines" 313
Cross-cultural encounters: linguistic perspectives 309
From Ninni Puf to Uini il Puh: translations of a classic in the making 305
Blogs as interwoven polylogues The dialogic action game 304
What came to be called: Evaluative what and authorial voice in the discourse of history 297
Comparable Corpora in Cross-cultural Genre Studies: Tools for the Analysis of CSR reports 293
Strumenti per la definizione di un profilo linguistico dell’insegnante di L2 nella scuola primaria. 290
Evidence (re)presentation and evidentials in popular and academic history: facts and sources speaking for themselves 290
Changing voices: authorial voice in abstracts 289
Communicating Specialized Knowledge. Old Genres and New Media 284
Il progetto IBI/BEI nella scuola primaria: Rapporto di monitoraggio 284
Textual Voices: A Cross Disciplinary Study of Attribution in Academic Discourse 282
Connecting science. Organizational units in specialist and non-specialist discourse. 282
CSR between guidelines and voluntary commitments 279
Conveying deontic values in English and Italian contracts: a cross-cultural analysis 273
“A case in point”: signals of narrative development in business and economics" 271
Academic writing conventions in English-medium linguistics journals in Italy: Continuity and change over the last 30 years 270
"People in Business: the representation of self and multiple identities in business e-mails" 270
Appartenenze Multiple: prospettive interdisciplinari su immigrazione, identità e dialogo interculturale 270
LINKD 2012 Workshop - Language(s) In Knowledge Dissemination. Modena, 11-13 October 2012. University of Modena and Reggio Emilia 267
and now i’m finally of the mind to say i hope the whole ship goes down…: markers of subjectivity and evaluative phraseology in blogs 265
“I Highly Commend Its Efforts to Ensure Power Supply”: Exploring the Pragmatics of Textual Voices in Chinese and English CSR Reports. 265
Emphatics in academic discourse Integrating corpus and discourse tools in the study of cross-disciplinary variation 264
Textual Voices in Corporate Reporting: A Cross-Cultural Analysis of Chinese, Italian, and American CSR Reports 261
"PLEASE (Primary Language teacher Education: Autonomy and self-evaluation" 254
“A hypnotic viewing experience: Promotional features in the language of exhibition press announcements” 253
“Disadvantage before the law: Bleak House”. 252
Knowledge Dissemination across media in English: continuity and change in discourse strategies, ideologies, and epistemologies, PRIN 250
Abstracts in academic writing 249
Dialogicity in Written Specialised Genres 247
Forms of Argumentative Discourse. Per un'analisi linguistica dell'argomentare. 243
Standardized Language Testing in Teaching and Research. University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, December 2-4, 2010 242
Knowledge communication and knowledge dissemination in a digital world 242
Academics Online: Code Glosses across Research Genres and Public Communication 240
Corpus Linguistics. 237
Evaluation of e-health applications for paediatric patients with refractory epilepsy and maintained on ketogenic diet 237
Knowledge Dissemination in the Digital Era. Language and Episteme. INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE. 18-20 October, University of Modena and Reggio Emilia. Italy 234
“The discourse function of academic connectors in abstracts” 233
Exploring the echo chamber concept: A linguistic perspective 232
La linguistica dei corpora 232
Analysing Economics and News discourse. Reading Materials 230
Introduction [Academic discourse, genre and small corpora] 230
The Rise of Abstracts. Development of the genre in the discourse of economics 229
“Weaving voices: a study of article openings in historical discourse” 229
CLAVIER 2009: Corpora and Language Variation in English Research, International Conference 228
Le voci del testo: la rappresentazione dell'argomentare nella scrittura accademica in italiano e in inglese 225
Bridging across Communities: Time frames and reader's engagement in popular history 223
“Writing history: argument, narrative and point of view” 221
Historical research articles in English and in Italian: a cross-cultural analysis of self-reference in openings 221
Il futuro nel passato nel testo storico inglese: voce narrante e tempo della narrazione 220
Risk and Threat during the Covid-19 Pandemic: a Micro-Diachronic Perspective. 218
“In the wake of the Terror: phraseological tools of time setting in the narrative of history” 218
CLAVIER 09 - Corpus Linguistics and Language Variation 217
文本的角色——关于强制阐释的对话 [Il ruolo del testo - un dialogo sull'interpretazione] 217
Probably most important of all. Importance markers in academic and popular history articles 215
Tracking Language Change in Specialised and Professional Genres. International conference. Modena: 24-26 November 2011 University of Modena and Reggio Emilia 212
Academic English across Cultures 211
Introduction [Space, Time and the Construction of Identity. Discursive Indexicality in Cultural, Institutional and Professional Fields] 210
Argumentation in higher education. Improving practice through theory and research 210
Weaving voices: a study of article openings in historical discourse 209
Historical Academic Writing between local and transnational communities 208
Teaching English. Ricerca e pratiche innovative per la scuola primaria 207
Linguistica dei corpora e EAP: Lingua, pratiche comunicative e contesto d’uso 205
Chrononyms in academic and popular history 205
Language policy in web-mediated scientific knowledge dissemination: A case study of risk communication across genres and languages 204
Keyness in texts 202
"’In this article we focus on…’: metadiscourse across disciplines" 202
CLAVIER 2010: Transferring Knowledge across Disciplines and Academic Communities, International Seminar (Modena, 7-8 June 2010) 202
“Adverbial Marking of Stance and ‘Disciplinary Culture’ in Academic Research Articles” 199
Arguing in economics and business discourse: phraseological tools in research articles 197
Totale 29.944
Categoria #
all - tutte 138.572
article - articoli 0
book - libri 0
conference - conferenze 0
curatela - curatele 0
other - altro 0
patent - brevetti 0
selected - selezionate 0
volume - volumi 0
Totale 138.572


Totale Lug Ago Sett Ott Nov Dic Gen Feb Mar Apr Mag Giu
2020/20212.761 0 0 0 0 0 354 396 457 247 824 233 250
2021/20224.037 220 467 229 372 233 257 192 253 481 307 571 455
2022/20235.228 492 505 514 455 561 730 214 424 616 185 311 221
2023/20244.800 242 258 268 606 779 428 608 498 184 230 296 403
2024/202510.453 409 252 351 770 1.848 1.134 573 618 1.046 743 1.231 1.478
2025/20267.104 1.076 839 1.503 1.557 1.827 302 0 0 0 0 0 0
Totale 46.263