Antonia Soriente
Authors / ResearcherAssociate Professor of Indonesian Language and Literature at University of Naples ‘L’Orientale’. As a linguist working on minority and endangered languages in Borneo has published several papers on bilingualism, language documentation and description of Kenyah and Punan languages of Borneo. After an experience of twenty years of living, studying and researching in Indonesia, she is now teaching Indonesian language and literature in Naples, she engages in translation of Indonesian works in Italian involving her students and keeps on working on the languages and oral traditions of Borneo.
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