Digiti. Rivista manoscritta (e-ISSN 3035-2843) is a half-yearly manuscript journal, realized by undergraduates, graduates, PhD students and teachers of the Department of Humanities of the University of Trento, that is the offspring of a teaching project devoted to enhance the potential of communication via hand-writing. The journal’s contents are mostly in Italian.
The call for papers for the sixth issue of DiGiTi is now open. This handwritten journal, published by the Department of Humanities at the University of Trento, will focus on the theme of 'Exceptions'. Abstracts must be submitted by 7 March 2026.
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The word language has a ‘fluid’ meaning, and the contributions to this issue of Digiti demonstrate this in a lively and stimulating way. We read reflections on sector-specific languages, as well as languages that vary in terms of graphic signs, signifiers, and meanings. We learn about languages whose origins and the research and reflection behind them we have never questioned, and about languages that change to respond to political and cultural needs. Language is the foundation of our shared existence, and we require tools to comprehend other languages, respond, create new ones and foster awareness, all while eschewing the creation of enemies and promoting peace.
On the front cover: Andrea Oberosler, Ordine comunicativo [Communication order]
On the back cover: Editorial Team, Work in progress
ISBN: 978-88-5541-133-2
