Dr. Olimpia G. Loddo has a philosophical and legal background and has carried out research professionally since 2010. She participated as a speaker and collaborated in the organisation of national and international conferences. Currently, she is part of a robust international and interdisciplinary research network on normativity as a member of the Executive Team of the research-network Normactivity. Her research interests range over various fields of application (customary law, background normativity, normative images, deontic artefacts) but can be largely attributable to the common thread of the theme of nonlinguistic forms of normativity and law.
“Intersemiotic Legal Translation stands as a visionary work that redefines legal communication. … the book’s theoretical framework provides a robust foundation for future research. Its practical significance extends beyond theoretical contributions, offering concrete insights for legal practitioners and policymakers working to enhance accessibility and effectiveness in our increasingly digital and multicultural legal landscape. … Loddo’s framework offers valuable insights for developing more inclusive and effective legal interfaces.” (Wenlong Zhang, Junfeng Zhao, International Journal for the Semiotics of Law, Vol. 38 (4), 2025)